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Official routine withheld its sanction, and Lieutenant Craig remained at a seaboard station.
In the latter part of the summer of 1860, he received a very severe sprain of the left foot, by being thrown from a vehicle in I'apid motion.
After vainly expecting, during some two months or more, the comple- tion of a cure that was proportionably slow from the unsuspected extent of the injury, he rejaaired to Washington, there to undergo the proper treatment, and await the tedious progress of restorat...ion to strength, under the favorable auspices of home and the more assiduous care and attention there obtainable. At the end of the time designated in his leave of absence, a scarcely perceptible advancement in his condition had been made, and the leave was from time to time renewed, till the beginning of the summer of 1861 found him still in Washington, and unable to walk without the aid of crutches. In the midst of the scenes of warlike preparation which he witnessed, while being debarred from participation, his impatience at the prospect of enforced idleness on the occasions for military distinction that then seemed to be opening to immediate view, bore heavily on his spirits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Official routine withheld its sanction, and Lieutenant Craig remained at a seaboard station.
In the latter part of the summer of 1860, he received a very severe sprain of the left foot, by being thrown from a vehicle in I'apid motion.
After vainly expecting, during some two months or more, the comple- tion of a cure that was proportionably slow from the unsuspected extent of the injury, he rejaaired to Washington, there to undergo the proper treatment, and await the tedious progress of restorat...ion to strength, under the favorable auspices of home and the more assiduous care and attention there obtainable. At the end of the time designated in his leave of absence, a scarcely perceptible advancement in his condition had been made, and the leave was from time to time renewed, till the beginning of the summer of 1861 found him still in Washington, and unable to walk without the aid of crutches. In the midst of the scenes of warlike preparation which he witnessed, while being debarred from participation, his impatience at the prospect of enforced idleness on the occasions for military distinction that then seemed to be opening to immediate view, bore heavily on his spirits.
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