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1 His comrade balanced his ebony coffee-cup on his knee.
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2 And there was a great uncertainty about his knee joints.
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3 He faltered, and then became motionless, save for his quivering knees.
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4 He seated himself gloomily on the ground with his flag between his knees.
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5 Farther up the line a man, standing behind a tree, had had his knee joint splintered by a ball.
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6 Lurching suddenly forward and dropping to his knees, he fired an angry shot at the persistent woods.
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7 At last, with a twisting movement, he got upon his hands and knees, and from thence, like a babe trying to walk, to his feet.
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8 It appeared that two light-footed soldiers had been teasing a huge, bearded man, causing him to spill coffee upon his blue knees.
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9 Looking down an aisle of the grove, the youth and his companion saw a jangling general and his staff almost ride upon a wounded man, who was crawling on his hands and knees.
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10 The youth, in his leapings, saw, as through a mist, a picture of four or five men stretched upon the ground or writhing upon their knees with bowed heads as if they had been stricken by bolts from the sky.
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11 Swift pictures of himself, apart, yet in himself, came to him--a blue desperate figure leading lurid charges with one knee forward and a broken blade high--a blue, determined figure standing before a crimson and steel assault, getting calmly killed on a high place before the eyes of all.
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