Reminiscences of the Santiago Campaign
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I can sec his broad shoulders ami frank, manly face now as he halts in sight of one of his sentinels, and with a look directs my attention to him. When my last sentinel was posted he left me, and I never saw him again, and never can in this world ; for a few hours later a Spanish bullet ended his noble life, as he arrived with his men on the crest of San Juan Hill. Observing a ridge about one hundred yards from our position, and about parallel to it, and thinking that we might have to advance o...ver it, I thought I would explore the intervening ground, and take a look at the ridge itself and the ground beyond it. I had hardly started tow- ards it with a patrol, headed by Sergeant Elliot, when I received an order to withdraw my ti and fall in with the squadron in marching order. About the time I got my troop in its pi. Ice in the column we heard firing of infantry, and caught . Sight of our lines closing in on El Caney. N and then a boom and a puff of smoke told of . I shot from our artillery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can sec his broad shoulders ami frank, manly face now as he halts in sight of one of his sentinels, and with a look directs my attention to him. When my last sentinel was posted he left me, and I never saw him again, and never can in this world ; for a few hours later a Spanish bullet ended his noble life, as he arrived with his men on the crest of San Juan Hill. Observing a ridge about one hundred yards from our position, and about parallel to it, and thinking that we might have to advance o...ver it, I thought I would explore the intervening ground, and take a look at the ridge itself and the ground beyond it. I had hardly started tow- ards it with a patrol, headed by Sergeant Elliot, when I received an order to withdraw my ti and fall in with the squadron in marching order. About the time I got my troop in its pi. Ice in the column we heard firing of infantry, and caught . Sight of our lines closing in on El Caney. N and then a boom and a puff of smoke told of . I shot from our artillery.
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