| 1866 - 646 páginas
...him, and said, " I hope you are not badly hurt, General." He replied, very calmly, but feebly, "• I am badly injured, Doctor ; I fear I am dying.". After a pause he continued, "I sun glad you have come. I think the wound in my shoulder is still bleeding." His clothes were saturated... | |
| John Esten Cooke - 1876 - 694 páginas
...by him and said, " I hope you are not badly hurt, general." He replied very calmly, but feebly : " I am badly injured, doctor ; I fear I am dying." After...think the wound in my shoulder is still bleeding." HU clothes were saturated with blood, and hemorrhage was still going on from the wound. Compression... | |
| Sarah Nicholas Randolph - 1876 - 402 páginas
...calmly, he replied, "I am badly injured, doctor; I fear I am dying;" and after a pause he added, " I am glad you have come ; I think the wound in my shoulder is still bleeding." His clothes were found wet with his blood, which, as he surmised, was still flowing. His cold hands and clammy skin,... | |
| Samuel Penniman Bates - 1882 - 280 páginas
...by him and said, 'I hope you arc not badly hurt, General.' He replied, very calmly, but feebly: 'I am badly injured, doctor; I fear I am dying.' After...think the wound in my shoulder is still bleeding.'" General Hill had placed a ligature around the arm above the wound to stop the bleeding, but it had... | |
| Mary Anna Jackson - 1891 - 526 páginas
...him and said, 'I hope you are not badly hurt, general ?' He replied very calmly, but feebly, 'I inn badly injured, doctor; I fear I am dying.' After a...procured from the ambulance, the handkerchief, which hnd slipped a little, w:is readjusted. His calmness amid the dangers that surrounded him, and at the... | |
| Mary Anna Jackson - 1892 - 524 páginas
...by him and said, ' I hope you are not badly hurt, general ?' He replied very calmly, but feebly, ' I am badly injured, doctor; I fear I am dying.' After...slipped a little, was readjusted. His calmness amid the dangers that surrounded him, and at the supposed presence of death, and his uniform politeness did... | |
| George Francis Robert Henderson - 1898 - 706 páginas
...beside him and said, ' I hope you are not badly hurt, General ? ' He replied very calmly but feebly, ' I am badly injured, doctor, I fear I am dying.' After a pause he went on, 'I am glad you have come. I think the wound in my shoulder is still bleeding.' The bandages... | |
| Hunter McGuire, George Llewellyn Christian, United Confederate Veterans. Virginia Division - 1907 - 270 páginas
...him, and said, " I hope you are not badly hurt, General." He replied very calmly, but feebly, '' I am badly injured, Doctor ; I fear I am dying." After...slipped a little, was readjusted. His calmness amid the dangers which surrounded him, and at the supposed presence of death, and his uniform politeness, which... | |
| Thomas Kemp Cartmell - 1909 - 648 páginas
...General." He quietly replied: "I am badly injured, Doctor, and I fear I am dying;" and then added, "I am glad you have come ; I think the wound in my shoulder is still bleeding." After rearranging the bandage, he was placed in the ambulance beside a wounded officer, Col. Crutchfield.... | |
| Thomas Jackson Arnold - 1916 - 414 páginas
...badly hurt, General." He replied, very calmly but feebly, " I am badly injured, Doctor ; I fear that I am dying." After a pause he continued, " I am glad...had slipped a little was readjusted. His calmness amidst the dangers which surrounded him, and at the supposed presence of death, and his uniform politeness,... | |
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