Two Rough Riders Letters From F Allen Mccurdy And J Kirk Mccurdy Who Volu
Two Rough Riders Letters From F Allen Mccurdy And J Kirk Mccurdy Who Volu
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We are now about four miles from Santiago, and can buy many delicacies and some souvenirs also ; but more important than all, clothes when we need them. For a day or so my shoes were pretty bad, but some one gave me a bag of tobacco, which I traded for a pair of shoes; the tobacco was worth twenty cents, and the shoes probably three dollars, as they are good and strong and durable, although not water-tight. During the fight, tobacco advanced to ten dollars for an ordinary twenty-cent bag, and o...ther things ac- cordingly, but now our fighting is over and we are getting a much-needed rest back in the mountains, and every one is hoping to be back again in the States in the near future.
There is a great deal of tropical fever, but it only lasts for a week or so, and then one is as well as ever. As yet no one in our regiment has had either small-pox or yellow fever, and we seem to be, as a whole, pretty healthy. Of course the sun knocks out the strongest, yet Allen and I are still well, and will continue so as long as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are now about four miles from Santiago, and can buy many delicacies and some souvenirs also ; but more important than all, clothes when we need them. For a day or so my shoes were pretty bad, but some one gave me a bag of tobacco, which I traded for a pair of shoes; the tobacco was worth twenty cents, and the shoes probably three dollars, as they are good and strong and durable, although not water-tight. During the fight, tobacco advanced to ten dollars for an ordinary twenty-cent bag, and o...ther things ac- cordingly, but now our fighting is over and we are getting a much-needed rest back in the mountains, and every one is hoping to be back again in the States in the near future.
There is a great deal of tropical fever, but it only lasts for a week or so, and then one is as well as ever. As yet no one in our regiment has had either small-pox or yellow fever, and we seem to be, as a whole, pretty healthy. Of course the sun knocks out the strongest, yet Allen and I are still well, and will continue so as long as possible.
What to read after Two Rough Riders Letters From F Allen Mccurdy And J Kirk Mccurdy Who Volu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Allen Mccurdy to read onlineMoreLess
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