The Woman With a Stone Heart
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CHAPTER IX.
THE AMERICAN PRISONERS Those of the Americans who were alive and able to help themselveswere ordered to go ashore on the sand bar, where the Filipinos robbedthem of their personal effects and then lined them up preparatoryto shooting them all down in a body. Gilmore, being an officer, protested against having his hands tied. He claimed, according tothe accepted rules of warfare, that on account of his rank he hada right to die honorably with his hands free. The Filipinos havegreat s...uperstitions about "rank" in military affairs. Marie knew thesignificance of Gilmore's request; she respected it.
The Filipinos had loaded their rifles, cocked them, raised the sameto their shoulders, had taken aim, and Marie was about to give thefatal command, "Fire!", when a shout from the bank stopped her andfor a moment engaged the attention of both the Americans and theFilipinos. It came from a Filipino officer, running down to theshore. He ordered them to stop. One second longer would have beentoo late.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER IX.
THE AMERICAN PRISONERS Those of the Americans who were alive and able to help themselveswere ordered to go ashore on the sand bar, where the Filipinos robbedthem of their personal effects and then lined them up preparatoryto shooting them all down in a body. Gilmore, being an officer, protested against having his hands tied. He claimed, according tothe accepted rules of warfare, that on account of his rank he hada right to die honorably with his hands free. The Filipinos havegreat s...uperstitions about "rank" in military affairs. Marie knew thesignificance of Gilmore's request; she respected it.
The Filipinos had loaded their rifles, cocked them, raised the sameto their shoulders, had taken aim, and Marie was about to give thefatal command, "Fire!", when a shout from the bank stopped her andfor a moment engaged the attention of both the Americans and theFilipinos. It came from a Filipino officer, running down to theshore. He ordered them to stop. One second longer would have beentoo late.
What to read after The Woman With a Stone Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coursey Oscar William to read onlineMoreLess
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