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They showered thanksgiving and praise upon the ser- geant and his little band for their miraculous escape.
The sergeant and his surviving men, about ten in number, who took part in the relief of their comrades were more or less wounded.
The sergeant suffered the most severely, having no less than ten bad cuts, but as fortune would have it, not in any vital part of his body, but he grew very weak from the loss of blood.
With a sad farewell to tliose who lost their lives our heroic band moved slo...wly and with weakened steps towards the American camp.
After arriving at the camp the sergeant suf- fered much on account of his wounds and was advised to go to Manila and receive treatment in the hospital, which he did. After remaining there several w^eks, and had nearly recov- ered, he was granted a leave of absence to visit his home in Pittsburg; and on his way there he made the call on Mr. Whipple which we have mentioned.
CHAPTER XIV A hero's promotion and reception.
After the interview which took place in our last chapter, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They showered thanksgiving and praise upon the ser- geant and his little band for their miraculous escape.
The sergeant and his surviving men, about ten in number, who took part in the relief of their comrades were more or less wounded.
The sergeant suffered the most severely, having no less than ten bad cuts, but as fortune would have it, not in any vital part of his body, but he grew very weak from the loss of blood.
With a sad farewell to tliose who lost their lives our heroic band moved slo...wly and with weakened steps towards the American camp.
After arriving at the camp the sergeant suf- fered much on account of his wounds and was advised to go to Manila and receive treatment in the hospital, which he did. After remaining there several w^eks, and had nearly recov- ered, he was granted a leave of absence to visit his home in Pittsburg; and on his way there he made the call on Mr. Whipple which we have mentioned.
CHAPTER XIV A hero's promotion and reception.
After the interview which took place in our last chapter, Mr.
What to read after The New Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leddy, James to read onlineMoreLess
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