The Man Without a Country
The Man Without a Country
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Pons was not very strong in the historical line.
A happier story than either of these I have told is of the war. That came along soon after.
I have heard this affair told in three or four ways, — and, indeed, it may have happened more than once. But which ship it was on I cannot tell. However, in one, at least, of the great frigate-duels with the English, in which Sie navy was really baptized, it happened that a round-shot from the enemy entered one of our ports square, and took right down the ...The Man without a Country 21 officer of the gun himself, and almost every man of the gun's crew. Now you may say what you choose about courage, but that is not a nice thing to see. But, as the men who were not killed picked themselves up, and as they and the surgeon's people were carrying off the bodies, there appeared Nolan, in his shirt-sleeves, with the rammer in his hand, and, just as if he had been the officer, told them off with authority, — who should go to the cock-pit with the wounded men, who should stay with him, — perfectly cheery, and with that way which makes men feel sure all is right and is going to be right And he finished loading the gun with his own hands, aimed it, and bade the men fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pons was not very strong in the historical line.
A happier story than either of these I have told is of the war. That came along soon after.
I have heard this affair told in three or four ways, — and, indeed, it may have happened more than once. But which ship it was on I cannot tell. However, in one, at least, of the great frigate-duels with the English, in which Sie navy was really baptized, it happened that a round-shot from the enemy entered one of our ports square, and took right down the ...The Man without a Country 21 officer of the gun himself, and almost every man of the gun's crew. Now you may say what you choose about courage, but that is not a nice thing to see. But, as the men who were not killed picked themselves up, and as they and the surgeon's people were carrying off the bodies, there appeared Nolan, in his shirt-sleeves, with the rammer in his hand, and, just as if he had been the officer, told them off with authority, — who should go to the cock-pit with the wounded men, who should stay with him, — perfectly cheery, and with that way which makes men feel sure all is right and is going to be right And he finished loading the gun with his own hands, aimed it, and bade the men fire.
What to read after The Man Without a Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Everett Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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