Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 416
adequately describe. longer any hope for him, — and down yonder,about a row of tables, each under a fly,* stoodgroups of them, ready for their dreadful and yethelpful work. To one of these groups we carried poor Stan-nard, and I stood by and watched ; the spongesaturated with chloroform was put to… … A PART OF THE FlELD-Hi 1SPITAL. There were hundreds of the wounded alreadythere; other hundreds, perhaps thousands, were yetto come. On all sides, within and just without thehastily erected hospital-tents, were the severelyand dangerously wounded, while great numbers ofslightly wounded men. with…
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