Dangerous sports. A tale / Addressed to children. Warning them against wanton, careless, or mischievous exposure to situations, from which alarming injuries so often proceed.

  • Parkinson, James, 1755-1824
Date:
1807
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Dangerous sports. A tale / Addressed to children. Warning them against wanton, careless, or mischievous exposure to situations, from which alarming injuries so often proceed. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    hold. I fell and he Hole away, but very faintly. My companions, a- larmed by the found of the piftols, now ran towards the place, and found me weltering in my blood. The • Surgeon did his duty by me, and the reft of my companions carried me to the boat, and then to the lhip, which, on a frelh breeze arifing, loon fet fail.” Mr. Ilennetb, who had been evidently much agitated during the narration; enquired of him the name of the place?—Millfon informed him it was a place near to Fort St. George, called Tingar.—Xo lboner were the words uttered than Mr. Henneth flew to Millfon, and em- braced him, exclaiming, “ My noble and brave preferver, I am the perfon you thus faved! I ran to call for afiifl-