DUTY IN DEATH

At Gettysburg a soldier in an ambulance heard the sound of

battle. He arose to go. “Where are you going?” asked a comrade

in a tone of remonstrance. “To the front,” said the wounded man.

“What, in your condition!” “If I am to die,” he said, “I would

rather die on the battle-field than in an ambulance.” (Text.)

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