The Army And Navy of America ... From the Period of the French And Indian ...
The Army And Navy of America ... From the Period of the French And Indian ...
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*' The want of water distressed us rauoh ; at length we foimd a soldier^s wife, who had courage enough to fetch us •ome frMi the riter ; an office nobody else would ondertake) is the Americans shot at every person who approached it ; but, out of respect for her sex, they never molested her.
* '* I now occupied myself through the day, in attending the wounded : I nukle them tea and cofiee, and often shared my dinner with thcsn, for which they ofi^red me t thousand est- pressions of gratitude. On...e day» a Canadian officer came to Our cellar, who had scarcely the power of h(d^^ himself upright, and we . concluded that he was dying for want of noorishm^t; I was happy in ofiering him my dinner, which strengthened him, and procured me his friendship. I now undertook the care of Major Bloomfield, another aid^*de-camp of Genera] Phillips; he had received a musket-biJl through both cheeks, which in its course had knocked out sdV^al of his teeth, and cut his tongue; he could hold nothing in his mouth ; the matter which ran from his wound almost cfaok^ him^ and he was not able to take any nouririiment except a little soup, or something liquid ; we had some Rhenish wine, and in the hope that the acidity of it would cleanse his v^ound, I gave him a bottle of it ; he took a little now and then, and wHh such eftct, that his cure soon followed ; thus I added another to my stock of friends, and derived a satis- faction, which, in the midst of suflerings> served to tranquil* Hze me and diminish their acuten^st.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' The want of water distressed us rauoh ; at length we foimd a soldier^s wife, who had courage enough to fetch us •ome frMi the riter ; an office nobody else would ondertake) is the Americans shot at every person who approached it ; but, out of respect for her sex, they never molested her.
* '* I now occupied myself through the day, in attending the wounded : I nukle them tea and cofiee, and often shared my dinner with thcsn, for which they ofi^red me t thousand est- pressions of gratitude. On...e day» a Canadian officer came to Our cellar, who had scarcely the power of h(d^^ himself upright, and we . concluded that he was dying for want of noorishm^t; I was happy in ofiering him my dinner, which strengthened him, and procured me his friendship. I now undertook the care of Major Bloomfield, another aid^*de-camp of Genera] Phillips; he had received a musket-biJl through both cheeks, which in its course had knocked out sdV^al of his teeth, and cut his tongue; he could hold nothing in his mouth ; the matter which ran from his wound almost cfaok^ him^ and he was not able to take any nouririiment except a little soup, or something liquid ; we had some Rhenish wine, and in the hope that the acidity of it would cleanse his v^ound, I gave him a bottle of it ; he took a little now and then, and wHh such eftct, that his cure soon followed ; thus I added another to my stock of friends, and derived a satis- faction, which, in the midst of suflerings> served to tranquil* Hze me and diminish their acuten^st.
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