A Message From Mesopotamia
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Again and again they came for- ward without a moment's hesitancy. Each man knew that it was to certain death, but he was " for it " all the same ! At 1. 30 a. M. Another attempt was made with the same splendid gallantry as before. But success was not yet to be ours, and at 2. 30 a. M. The whole line fell back to where their transport column was bivouacked. 70 Up Stream March 8 was a day of quiet, but as soon as darkness fell the North Lanes moved up to the position which they had occupied at te...n o'clock the previous night. They ad- vanced in four columns of companies, each one having its pontoon. On the left C Com- pany, under Captain Reid, got their pontoon across six times, and Reid found himself over on the Turkish bank with some sixty men. On his right B and D Companies had in two or three crossings got over about fifty men. Up to this moment the enemy's fire had not been heavy, but now it began in earnest. Reid soon found himself with only fifteen men left. His position was quite un- tenable, so he decided to move his little party up the river bank to join B Company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again and again they came for- ward without a moment's hesitancy. Each man knew that it was to certain death, but he was " for it " all the same ! At 1. 30 a. M. Another attempt was made with the same splendid gallantry as before. But success was not yet to be ours, and at 2. 30 a. M. The whole line fell back to where their transport column was bivouacked. 70 Up Stream March 8 was a day of quiet, but as soon as darkness fell the North Lanes moved up to the position which they had occupied at te...n o'clock the previous night. They ad- vanced in four columns of companies, each one having its pontoon. On the left C Com- pany, under Captain Reid, got their pontoon across six times, and Reid found himself over on the Turkish bank with some sixty men. On his right B and D Companies had in two or three crossings got over about fifty men. Up to this moment the enemy's fire had not been heavy, but now it began in earnest. Reid soon found himself with only fifteen men left. His position was quite un- tenable, so he decided to move his little party up the river bank to join B Company.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Lawley to read onlineMoreLess
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