Miscellaneous Prose
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' On sayingthese words he galloped to the front and placed himself at about twentypaces from a battalion of Austrian sharp-shooters which were ascendingthe hill. In less than five minutes his horse was killed under him, andhe was wounded in the right hand. I scarcely need add that his aides-de-camp did not flinch from sharing Durando's fate. They bravely followedtheir general, and one, the Marquis Corbetta, was wounded in the leg; theother, Count Esengrini, had his horse shot under him. I calle...d onDurando, who is now at Milan, the day before yesterday. Though astranger to him, he received me at once, and, speaking of the action ofthe 24th, he only said: 'I have the satisfaction of having done my duty. I wait tranquilly the judgement of history. ' Assuming, for argument's sake, that General Cerale misunderstood theorders he had received, and that, by precipitating his movement, hedragged into the same mistake the whole of Durando's corps--assuming, I say, this to be the right version, you can easily explain the fact thatneither of the two contending parties are as yet in a position clearly todescribe the action of the 24th.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' On sayingthese words he galloped to the front and placed himself at about twentypaces from a battalion of Austrian sharp-shooters which were ascendingthe hill. In less than five minutes his horse was killed under him, andhe was wounded in the right hand. I scarcely need add that his aides-de-camp did not flinch from sharing Durando's fate. They bravely followedtheir general, and one, the Marquis Corbetta, was wounded in the leg; theother, Count Esengrini, had his horse shot under him. I calle...d onDurando, who is now at Milan, the day before yesterday. Though astranger to him, he received me at once, and, speaking of the action ofthe 24th, he only said: 'I have the satisfaction of having done my duty. I wait tranquilly the judgement of history. ' Assuming, for argument's sake, that General Cerale misunderstood theorders he had received, and that, by precipitating his movement, hedragged into the same mistake the whole of Durando's corps--assuming, I say, this to be the right version, you can easily explain the fact thatneither of the two contending parties are as yet in a position clearly todescribe the action of the 24th.
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