A Year From a Correspondent's Notebook
A Year From a Correspondent's Notebook
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Too many of the Greeks, also, went forth to war with a most exaggerated idea of the ease with which a Turkish regiment can be slaughtered or made to run away; and when they found that very few Turks were killed, and that none of them ran away, the surprise at the discovery quite upset them, and they became panic-strick- en, and there was the rout to Larissa in consequence. The rout to Larissa was as actual a disaster for the Greeks as bad ammunition would have been, or an epi- demic of fever am...ong the troops. We can remember how the fire in the Charity Bazaar in Paris affected the Parisians for weeks after it had occurred, and made them fearful of entering public places of amusement, and that the size of audiences 199.
WITH THE GREEK SOLDIERS on account of it suffered all over the world. A similar terror lay back in the mind of each Greek soldier. He felt that what one Greek had done he might do.
He remembered how his comrades had hurled their arms away from them, how they rode each other down, and how their own artillery left a line of dead and wound- ed Greeks behind it in its flight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Too many of the Greeks, also, went forth to war with a most exaggerated idea of the ease with which a Turkish regiment can be slaughtered or made to run away; and when they found that very few Turks were killed, and that none of them ran away, the surprise at the discovery quite upset them, and they became panic-strick- en, and there was the rout to Larissa in consequence. The rout to Larissa was as actual a disaster for the Greeks as bad ammunition would have been, or an epi- demic of fever am...ong the troops. We can remember how the fire in the Charity Bazaar in Paris affected the Parisians for weeks after it had occurred, and made them fearful of entering public places of amusement, and that the size of audiences 199.
WITH THE GREEK SOLDIERS on account of it suffered all over the world. A similar terror lay back in the mind of each Greek soldier. He felt that what one Greek had done he might do.
He remembered how his comrades had hurled their arms away from them, how they rode each other down, and how their own artillery left a line of dead and wound- ed Greeks behind it in its flight.
What to read after A Year From a Correspondent's Notebook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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