Surrender (1998)
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He had just lost a patient.
It wasn’t that he didn’t lose patients often enough; it was war, he did. His would-be patients died half the time before he was able to tend them, since he followed the few troops desperately trying to cause havoc along the St. Johns River. Still, this recent loss seemed especially bitter.
The boy just taken from his operating table had been hit in the foot with stray rifle fire. He shouldn’t have died. He’d only been nineteen. Hell, he hadn’t even had any facial hair.... If he had been hit with a musket ball, he might have survived. Musket balls were slow. They stopped upon impact, perhaps fracturing a bone. But this boy had taken a minié ball—fairly new cone-shaped bullets that flattened out on impact, causing bones to shatter. They were fast enough to do incredible damage, but not fast enough to exit the body. A bone in the boy’s ankle had been shattered. He hadn’t wanted to lose his foot, so he bandaged up his own injury—and hid the fact that he was bleeding and in severe pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had just lost a patient.
It wasn’t that he didn’t lose patients often enough; it was war, he did. His would-be patients died half the time before he was able to tend them, since he followed the few troops desperately trying to cause havoc along the St. Johns River. Still, this recent loss seemed especially bitter.
The boy just taken from his operating table had been hit in the foot with stray rifle fire. He shouldn’t have died. He’d only been nineteen. Hell, he hadn’t even had any facial hair.... If he had been hit with a musket ball, he might have survived. Musket balls were slow. They stopped upon impact, perhaps fracturing a bone. But this boy had taken a minié ball—fairly new cone-shaped bullets that flattened out on impact, causing bones to shatter. They were fast enough to do incredible damage, but not fast enough to exit the body. A bone in the boy’s ankle had been shattered. He hadn’t wanted to lose his foot, so he bandaged up his own injury—and hid the fact that he was bleeding and in severe pain.
What to read after Surrender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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