Campaign of the Indus
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It is sharp work on our poor men; many of whom appear very unfitfor it; but they are now so accustomed to hard work, that they will getwell through it I have little doubt.
We left Tuggur Bandur, from which place I wrote to Eliza and Kate, onthe 13th of January, and drifted quietly down the river in boats, pulling up and coming to an anchor every evening at sunset. We reachedTatta Bundur, about five miles from the town, on the 21st, and afterstaying there a few days, started again for this place..., which we reachedin five marches, on the 31st. We were immediately most hospitablyentertained by the officers of H. M. 40th, which is an excellentregiment. Here we have been ever since, living on the fat of the land, and enjoying ourselves very much, after all our toils. This is now arather considerable station: one Queen's and one Company's regiment, anddetail of foot artillery, and plenty of European supplies brought by theBombay merchants. It is a very decent climate; and would make a verygood station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is sharp work on our poor men; many of whom appear very unfitfor it; but they are now so accustomed to hard work, that they will getwell through it I have little doubt.
We left Tuggur Bandur, from which place I wrote to Eliza and Kate, onthe 13th of January, and drifted quietly down the river in boats, pulling up and coming to an anchor every evening at sunset. We reachedTatta Bundur, about five miles from the town, on the 21st, and afterstaying there a few days, started again for this place..., which we reachedin five marches, on the 31st. We were immediately most hospitablyentertained by the officers of H. M. 40th, which is an excellentregiment. Here we have been ever since, living on the fat of the land, and enjoying ourselves very much, after all our toils. This is now arather considerable station: one Queen's and one Company's regiment, anddetail of foot artillery, and plenty of European supplies brought by theBombay merchants. It is a very decent climate; and would make a verygood station.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holdsworth T.W.E. to read onlineMoreLess
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