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A Jersey boy in the Revolution (1899)

Tomlinson, Everett T. (Everett Titsworth), 1859-1931, Schoonover, Frank Earle, 1877-1972, ill · Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 164

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his own gun to his shoulder, fireddirectly at the approaching man. With a groan Giberson fell; and for a mo-ment, aghast at his own work, Tom stoppedand looked at the fallen refugee. He quicklyperceived that he was not dead, but as he wasnow harmless he hastily approached him. You ve fixed me now,… … THE FALLEN REFUGEE THE STRUGGLE 147 Its my leg. What were you loadedwith? Buckshot? Yes. I ve got it all in my left leg. You vebroken it, I think. Come and help me. « An whats all this about ? Tom looked up quickly and saw Michaelapproaching. Giberson s hit, he replied, and he wants me to help him.…

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