Barbara: Lady's Maid And Peeress
Barbara: Lady's Maid And Peeress
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At the outset of which Captain Wood, commanding the Rifles, fell, shot through the heart. Our people retreated in fairly good order, notwithstanding a heavy loss, to the resi- dency grounds, which are surrounded by a high brick wall.
We all rushed, of course, out to do what we could, the ser- vants standing by us.
" 'While a party of the Rifles kept up a brisk fire on the Pandies we made as good a barricade as we could behind the strong iron gates of the commissioner's carriage and some carts, ...etc., from which we removed the wheels.
'"By the time this was finished and our soldiers sheltered behind it, poor Lieutenant Johnson, the only remaining officer with the Rifles, was severely wounded and carried senseless into the house. Then the siege began. We mus- tered in all about seventy-five men, — forty Rifles, the loyal Sepoys (who deserve great credit for leaving their comrades), the servants, and the officials of the residency.
200 Digitized by Google Barbara: Lady's Maid and Peeress " • The first want that stared us in the face was serious enough, — the want of a commander.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the outset of which Captain Wood, commanding the Rifles, fell, shot through the heart. Our people retreated in fairly good order, notwithstanding a heavy loss, to the resi- dency grounds, which are surrounded by a high brick wall.
We all rushed, of course, out to do what we could, the ser- vants standing by us.
" 'While a party of the Rifles kept up a brisk fire on the Pandies we made as good a barricade as we could behind the strong iron gates of the commissioner's carriage and some carts, ...etc., from which we removed the wheels.
'"By the time this was finished and our soldiers sheltered behind it, poor Lieutenant Johnson, the only remaining officer with the Rifles, was severely wounded and carried senseless into the house. Then the siege began. We mus- tered in all about seventy-five men, — forty Rifles, the loyal Sepoys (who deserve great credit for leaving their comrades), the servants, and the officials of the residency.
200 Digitized by Google Barbara: Lady's Maid and Peeress " • The first want that stared us in the face was serious enough, — the want of a commander.
What to read after Barbara: Lady's Maid And Peeress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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