In Darkest Cuba; Two Months' Service Under Gomez Along the Trocha From the Caribbean to the Bahama Channel
In Darkest Cuba; Two Months' Service Under Gomez Along the Trocha From the Caribbean to the Bahama Channel
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He is a type of many Cubans who have sacrificed everything for love of country, and do not whimper about it.
There was rain in the evening, steady but not violent or driving. Buttari didn't return, although he promised to be back tonight. He had my horse. I slept in our reconstructed hut very well.
186 Digiti zed by Google RUMOR OF IMMINENT BATTLE.
ExFEDmoNARiES Htkf. Twelve Miles Through OsCHID-FniLED FOBEST OvER UNSPEAKABLY BaD BoAD— Breakfast in the Saddle: Two Ears of Corn — ^Beans and Hutl...a. for Only Other Meal.
Ideal Camp Site.
Simday, July 24. — Camp at La Majagua. At about six o'clock in the morning Oeneral Carrillo and Jose Miguel Gomez went out with the four hundred horses, heading west. They are evidently on some important expedition, which may be the rumored movement against the Spanish garrison town of Arroyo Blanco, but no information is given us. We have notice to prepare to march, but as yet no orders to pack and saddle. Buttari has not returned with my horse and I'm in a pickle, for if we should have to break camp before he returns I would have to march for an indefinite time on foot, abandoning my effects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is a type of many Cubans who have sacrificed everything for love of country, and do not whimper about it.
There was rain in the evening, steady but not violent or driving. Buttari didn't return, although he promised to be back tonight. He had my horse. I slept in our reconstructed hut very well.
186 Digiti zed by Google RUMOR OF IMMINENT BATTLE.
ExFEDmoNARiES Htkf. Twelve Miles Through OsCHID-FniLED FOBEST OvER UNSPEAKABLY BaD BoAD— Breakfast in the Saddle: Two Ears of Corn — ^Beans and Hutl...a. for Only Other Meal.
Ideal Camp Site.
Simday, July 24. — Camp at La Majagua. At about six o'clock in the morning Oeneral Carrillo and Jose Miguel Gomez went out with the four hundred horses, heading west. They are evidently on some important expedition, which may be the rumored movement against the Spanish garrison town of Arroyo Blanco, but no information is given us. We have notice to prepare to march, but as yet no orders to pack and saddle. Buttari has not returned with my horse and I'm in a pickle, for if we should have to break camp before he returns I would have to march for an indefinite time on foot, abandoning my effects.
What to read after In Darkest Cuba; Two Months' Service Under Gomez Along the Trocha From the Caribbean to the Bahama Channel?
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