A Night Attack of Cavalry
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II the one ahead, and, as they fired at an angle of forty-five de- grees, the line of fire was not far from our positions at the main mast-head, and I frequently felt the windage of the shell from the next in line, and the concussion was very se- vere upon us, even more than from our own ; and more than once I felt the force of the expression, " God save me from my friends ! " The commander of our division in his report said : " The masters commanding the different vessels of the division gave ...the direction of the fire from the main- mast-head, regulating the charges used as required. They kept their posts while engaged with scarce any relief, sub- ject not only to the shock of their own mortars, but also from the one in their rear. " We were kept under con- stant fire night and day for six long days. My poor men were so worn and sleepy that, when we were firing only every twenty minutes, they would drop on deck and fall asleep, and the firing of the mortar in our rear would not disturb them, and nothing short of a kick would rouse them when it came our turn to fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II the one ahead, and, as they fired at an angle of forty-five de- grees, the line of fire was not far from our positions at the main mast-head, and I frequently felt the windage of the shell from the next in line, and the concussion was very se- vere upon us, even more than from our own ; and more than once I felt the force of the expression, " God save me from my friends ! " The commander of our division in his report said : " The masters commanding the different vessels of the division gave ...the direction of the fire from the main- mast-head, regulating the charges used as required. They kept their posts while engaged with scarce any relief, sub- ject not only to the shock of their own mortars, but also from the one in their rear. " We were kept under con- stant fire night and day for six long days. My poor men were so worn and sleepy that, when we were firing only every twenty minutes, they would drop on deck and fall asleep, and the firing of the mortar in our rear would not disturb them, and nothing short of a kick would rouse them when it came our turn to fire.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Dekay to read onlineMoreLess
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