I had not much hope of so satisfactory a result, having made many a weary journey without success after other elephants quite as badly wounded as this.
With the usual bravery, but want of sporting skill, of the British soldier, he went into the bush, armed with a sword to finish a leopard that had crawled in badly wounded.
We overtook Maunsell, of the Engineers, who was so badly wounded at Delhi, poor fellow; he is quite recovered, but his handsome face a good deal disfigured by the wound in his forehead.
But just as all felt that we were holding our own, Adjutant Pope fell, badly wounded by a minnie ball through the eye, which caused him to leave the field.
General Connor fell at the first fire, badly woundedin the knee, from the effects of which he lost his leg, and never returned, only to bid his brigade farewell in the pine regions of North Carolina.
The litter-bearers were looking after those too badly wounded to make their way to the rear.
None wished to be left behind; even men so badly wounded that at home they would be confined to their beds marched one hundred miles in the killing heat.
The prize crew that boarded her found Magon lying dead on the deck, with his captain, badly wounded, beside him.
According to the Japanese official report, forty-six men were killed or badly wounded.
All the men in the locality must have been killed or badly wounded.
Micajah Dennison and John Fury were so badly wounded in the action that little hope was indulged of their recovery.
Three men only were left alive, and one of these so badly wounded that he leaped overboard in madness before morning.
About three hours later, when we were beginning to get anxious, we saw him staggering in with a badly wounded German, who was smoking a cigarette.
The scene a small room full of badly wounded men; all the remainder have been hurriedly removed, or rather, not brought in here.
He is badly wounded, and would occupy the room of three or four men.
A man was lying at our feet, badly wounded, and was bleeding freely from half a dozen cuts or stabs.
They relaxed their hold upon the bushes that grew sparsely upon the hill side, and rolling over and over, fell into the ravine, badly wounded.
The poor fellow crawled off the yard into the foretop, as he was ordered, where he was found after the brush, badly wounded by a splinter in the breast.
About one-third of the attacking force were killed or badly wounded in the assault, and among the rest the son of this devoted mother, who at that very hour might have been ministering to the wounded and dying son of some other mother.
He is badly wounded, but I believe he will be all right in a few days.
Without even checking the speed of the auto, Hal called to Chester: "The chauffeur is badly wounded.
Mr. McDonald was so badly wounded that he died shortly afterwards, but Mr. Dobbie miraculously escaped injury.
He had just been so badly wounded in the left shoulder that the arm was partially useless.
He was sobadly wounded in the last campaign of the war that he died November 5th.
He continued with the section until he was so badly wounded he was unable to control the frantic horses.
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