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Ethics of boxing and manly sport (1888)

O'Reilly, John Boyle, 1844-1890 · Boston, Ticknor and company · leaf 97

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ieutenantturned from him disappointed, and at that mo-ment was struck by a bomb, which tore away his A LESSON EVEX IX A FIGHT. 73 leg to the hip. In this condition, writes Capt.Baionoft, he still endeavored to speak to meai)out the use to l)e made of the steam sloops.Still the fight went on. The… … STKAKillT COUNTER. (Instantaneous Photogia])h.) end : the heavy projectiles of the iron-clad wereliterally knocking the steamer to pieces ; ])ut justat this moment the artillery officer oot a ooodsight, burst in the porthole of the enemys largestgun, and lodged a bomb in her chimnev. Another 74…

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