And boom, boom, boom no good!
Either he added, mimicking the roar
Of battle. This man had lain wounded
For days with his feet in a half-frozen
stream. When found, he was more dead than alive. Up to the time
He lost consciousness, he said, he was
Dead than alive. Up to the time
He lost consciousness, he said, he was
Dead than alive. But now he was
Smiling and cheerful on his way
He did not know what he
Could do when he got there, for he had
Been a horseshoer by trade, and a
Account with which he did not know of
Some of the prisoners commanding
Of the Rush, but the more intelligent of the wounded soldiers declared
That while their toils had been hard
They realized the Rush Rush had done all
They possibly could under the circumstances. There were the days of exposure on the half to fields which could
Not help helped, the poor field accommodation for the wounded, who had to be cared for in far greater numbers
Than any in had over anticipated, and
The injuries of neglect to the fact
That the doctors had more work than
They could possibly handle. 