Ten Months a Captive Among Filipinos : Being a Narrative of Adventure And Observation During Imprisonment On the Island of Luzon, P.I.
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I saw him waving his hand at me as long as he re- mained in sight, but soon he passed beyond the limited range of my vision, and I never saw him again. Long afterward I made inquiries for him in Manila, but no one seemed to know what had become of him, until one day on the Escolta I noticed a Spaniard in navy uniform, on his cap-band, in large yellow letters, the name Isla de Cuba.
Stopping and addressing the stranger, I asked him if he knew Antonio Rodriguez. He knew him well.
Since leaving Sp...ain they had been companions until the surrender of the naval garrison in Subig Bay, when the Americans intrusted them to the Insurgents as prisoners of war. They had been companions as prisoners for eighteen months, until hunger and sick- ness had so reduced them that their companions had carried them both together to one of those charnel- houses called hospitals. There this man saw Antonio 162 San Isidro close his eyes forever. Three days later the Ameri- cans captured the town and he himself was sent to Manila, where proper nourishment, good nursing, and intelligent physicians effected his recovery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw him waving his hand at me as long as he re- mained in sight, but soon he passed beyond the limited range of my vision, and I never saw him again. Long afterward I made inquiries for him in Manila, but no one seemed to know what had become of him, until one day on the Escolta I noticed a Spaniard in navy uniform, on his cap-band, in large yellow letters, the name Isla de Cuba.
Stopping and addressing the stranger, I asked him if he knew Antonio Rodriguez. He knew him well.
Since leaving Sp...ain they had been companions until the surrender of the naval garrison in Subig Bay, when the Americans intrusted them to the Insurgents as prisoners of war. They had been companions as prisoners for eighteen months, until hunger and sick- ness had so reduced them that their companions had carried them both together to one of those charnel- houses called hospitals. There this man saw Antonio 162 San Isidro close his eyes forever. Three days later the Ameri- cans captured the town and he himself was sent to Manila, where proper nourishment, good nursing, and intelligent physicians effected his recovery.
What to read after Ten Months a Captive Among Filipinos : Being a Narrative of Adventure And Observation During Imprisonment On the Island of Luzon, P.I.?
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