A Lost Legionary in South Africa
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My officers and non-coms, were each armed with M. H. Rifles and each carried seventy rounds of ammunition. Fifty more M. H. Rifles were distributed amongst the natives, but as they were quite ignorant of the use of rifles, and the M. H. Is not a rifle to be played with by a duffer, we were ourselves in far greater danger of our own men than the enemy were. Fifty more old muzzle-loading rifles were provided but I did not fear these so much, as the natives usually forgot to tear off the end of th...e paper cartridge or placed it in ball part first, so that the rifle refused to go off. We certainly had no time to instruct them in musketry but as only five rounds, per man, was issued, I trusted, with luck, 104 A LOST LEGIONARY IN SOUTH AFRICA to get through the job without being shot by my own niggers.
The rest of the force had shields, assagais and knobkerries and I made up my mind that the closer the action was the safer it would be for me. I therefore determined to charge the first moment I could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My officers and non-coms, were each armed with M. H. Rifles and each carried seventy rounds of ammunition. Fifty more M. H. Rifles were distributed amongst the natives, but as they were quite ignorant of the use of rifles, and the M. H. Is not a rifle to be played with by a duffer, we were ourselves in far greater danger of our own men than the enemy were. Fifty more old muzzle-loading rifles were provided but I did not fear these so much, as the natives usually forgot to tear off the end of th...e paper cartridge or placed it in ball part first, so that the rifle refused to go off. We certainly had no time to instruct them in musketry but as only five rounds, per man, was issued, I trusted, with luck, 104 A LOST LEGIONARY IN SOUTH AFRICA to get through the job without being shot by my own niggers.
The rest of the force had shields, assagais and knobkerries and I made up my mind that the closer the action was the safer it would be for me. I therefore determined to charge the first moment I could.
What to read after A Lost Legionary in South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Hamilton Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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