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681
A
corporal-instructor
from
some
other
battalion
stepped
forward
with
the
whip
.
The
Sergeant
of
the
Guard
made
the
count
.
682
It
's
a
slow
count
,
five
seconds
between
each
one
and
it
seems
much
longer
.
Ted
did
n't
let
out
a
peep
until
the
third
,
then
he
sobbed
.
683
The
next
thing
I
knew
I
was
staring
up
at
Corporal
Bronski
.
He
was
slapping
me
and
looking
intently
at
me
.
He
stopped
and
asked
,
"
Okay
now
?
All
right
,
back
in
ranks
.
On
the
bounce
;
we
're
about
to
pass
in
review
.
"
We
did
so
and
marched
back
to
our
company
areas
.
I
did
n't
eat
much
dinner
but
neither
did
a
lot
of
them
.
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684
Nobody
said
a
word
to
me
about
fainting
.
I
found
out
later
that
I
was
n't
the
only
one
--
a
couple
of
dozen
of
us
had
passed
out
.
685
What
we
obtain
too
cheap
,
we
esteem
too
lightly
...
it
would
be
strange
indeed
if
so
celestial
an
article
as
FREEDOM
should
not
be
highly
rated
.
686
Thomas
Paine
687
It
was
the
night
after
Hendrick
was
kicked
out
that
I
reached
my
lowest
slump
at
Camp
Currie
.
I
could
n't
sleep
--
and
you
have
to
have
been
through
boot
camp
to
understand
just
how
far
down
a
recruit
has
to
sink
before
that
can
happen
.
But
I
had
n't
had
any
real
exercise
all
day
so
I
was
n't
physically
tired
,
and
my
shoulder
still
hurt
even
though
I
had
been
marked
"
duty
,
"
and
I
had
that
letter
from
my
mother
preying
on
my
mind
,
and
every
time
I
closed
my
eyes
I
would
hear
that
crack
!
and
see
Ted
slump
against
the
whipping
post
.
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688
I
was
n't
fretted
about
losing
my
boot
chevrons
.
That
no
longer
mattered
at
all
because
I
was
ready
to
resign
,
determined
to
.
If
it
had
n't
been
the
middle
of
the
night
and
no
pen
and
paper
handy
,
I
would
have
done
so
right
then
.
689
Ted
had
made
a
bad
mistake
,
one
that
lasted
all
of
half
a
second
.
And
it
really
had
been
just
a
mistake
,
too
,
because
,
while
he
hated
the
outfit
(
who
liked
it
?
)
,
he
had
been
trying
to
sweat
it
out
and
win
his
franchise
;
he
meant
to
go
into
politics
--
he
talked
a
lot
about
how
,
when
he
got
his
citizenship
,
"
There
will
be
some
changes
made
--
you
wait
and
see
.
"
690
Well
,
he
would
never
be
in
public
office
now
;
he
had
taken
his
finger
off
his
number
for
a
single
instant
and
he
was
through
.