Tales And Sketches
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He knew Bill the moment he rose, and leant on him till he had somewhat recovered.
' I shall not forget. Bill,' he said, ' that you have saved your colonel's life.' We had a fierce struggle, master, ere we beat out the French ; but, broken and half-naked as we were, we did beat them out, and the battle became general.
" At first the flare of the artillery, as the batteries blazed out in the darkness, dazzled and blinded me ; but I loaded and fired incessantly ; and the thicker the bullets went w...histling past me, the faster I loaded and fired. A spent shot, that had struck through a sand-bank, came rolling on like a bowl, and, leaping up from a hillock in front, struck me on the breast. It was such a blow, master, as a man might have given with his fist; but it knocked me down, and ere I got up, the company was a few paces in advance.
The bonnet of the soldier who had taken my place came rolling to my feet ere I could join them. But alas ! it was BILL WHYTE. 225 full of blood and brains; and I found that the spent shot had come just in time to save my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew Bill the moment he rose, and leant on him till he had somewhat recovered.
' I shall not forget. Bill,' he said, ' that you have saved your colonel's life.' We had a fierce struggle, master, ere we beat out the French ; but, broken and half-naked as we were, we did beat them out, and the battle became general.
" At first the flare of the artillery, as the batteries blazed out in the darkness, dazzled and blinded me ; but I loaded and fired incessantly ; and the thicker the bullets went w...histling past me, the faster I loaded and fired. A spent shot, that had struck through a sand-bank, came rolling on like a bowl, and, leaping up from a hillock in front, struck me on the breast. It was such a blow, master, as a man might have given with his fist; but it knocked me down, and ere I got up, the company was a few paces in advance.
The bonnet of the soldier who had taken my place came rolling to my feet ere I could join them. But alas ! it was BILL WHYTE. 225 full of blood and brains; and I found that the spent shot had come just in time to save my life.
What to read after Tales And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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