In the Shadow of Death by P. H. Kritzinger;R. D. McDonald
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page 54 of 220 (24%)
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[Illustration: AN INTERESTING GROUP. The three seated in the centre are MR. MCDONALD, COMMANDANT LOUIS WESSELS, and the late LIEUT. P. TROSKIE.] CHAPTER IV. IN TIGHT CORNERS. Daring the event to the teeth ... And danger serves among them. _Shakespeare._ Come, let us make an honourable retreat, Though not with bag and baggage. _Shakespeare._ The above heading may seem strange, and yet we presume that most officers, as well as many privates, who had taken a leading part in the late South African War can record many instances where they escaped by the skin of the teeth. |
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