Ambassador Morgenthau's Story
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The effectiveness of modem gunfire in ex- cavating these evidences of a long lost civilization was striking — ^though unfortunately the relics did not al- ways come to the surface intact.
The Turkish generals were extremely proud of the fight which this Dardanos battery had made against the British ships. They would lead me to the guns that had done particularly good service and pat them affectionately. For my benefit Djevad called out Lieutenant Hassan, the Turkish officer who had de- fended t...his position. He was a little fellow, with jet- black hair, black eyes, extremely modest and alnxost shrinking in the presence of these great generals.
Djevad patted Hassan on both cheeks, while hnother high Turkish officer stroked his hair; one wou^ have Digitized by Gojogle AMBASSADOR MORGENTHAU'S STORY 815 thought that he was a faithful dog who had just per- formed some meritorious service.
"It is men like you of whom great heroes are made/' said General Djevad. He asked Hassan to describe the attack and the way it had been met.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The effectiveness of modem gunfire in ex- cavating these evidences of a long lost civilization was striking — ^though unfortunately the relics did not al- ways come to the surface intact.
The Turkish generals were extremely proud of the fight which this Dardanos battery had made against the British ships. They would lead me to the guns that had done particularly good service and pat them affectionately. For my benefit Djevad called out Lieutenant Hassan, the Turkish officer who had de- fended t...his position. He was a little fellow, with jet- black hair, black eyes, extremely modest and alnxost shrinking in the presence of these great generals.
Djevad patted Hassan on both cheeks, while hnother high Turkish officer stroked his hair; one wou^ have Digitized by Gojogle AMBASSADOR MORGENTHAU'S STORY 815 thought that he was a faithful dog who had just per- formed some meritorious service.
"It is men like you of whom great heroes are made/' said General Djevad. He asked Hassan to describe the attack and the way it had been met.
What to read after Ambassador Morgenthau's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morgenthau, Henry, 1856-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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