Cawnpore
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The grown men were but five in number : the three gentlemen of Puttehgur, who are supposed to have been Mr.
Thomhill, the judge, and Colonels Smith and Ooldie : together with Mr. Edward Greenway, and his son Thomas.
If the various degrees of wretchedness are to be estimated by the faculty for suffering contained in the victim, then were these ladies of all women the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 260 CAWNFOEB.
most miserable. Few or none amongst them had been aware that in some corner of the mansion ben...eath whose roof their happier days were passed, there existed such foul holes as those in which they now lay panting by the score. It was much if ^hey had cared to hazard a supposition that ^' the servants " slept somewhere about the compound." They had neither furniture, nor bedding, nor straw; nothing but coarse and hard bamboo matting, unless they preferred a smoother couch upon the bare floor.
They fed sparely on cakes of unleavened dough, and lentil-porridge dished up in earthen pans without spoon or plate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The grown men were but five in number : the three gentlemen of Puttehgur, who are supposed to have been Mr.
Thomhill, the judge, and Colonels Smith and Ooldie : together with Mr. Edward Greenway, and his son Thomas.
If the various degrees of wretchedness are to be estimated by the faculty for suffering contained in the victim, then were these ladies of all women the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 260 CAWNFOEB.
most miserable. Few or none amongst them had been aware that in some corner of the mansion ben...eath whose roof their happier days were passed, there existed such foul holes as those in which they now lay panting by the score. It was much if ^hey had cared to hazard a supposition that ^' the servants " slept somewhere about the compound." They had neither furniture, nor bedding, nor straw; nothing but coarse and hard bamboo matting, unless they preferred a smoother couch upon the bare floor.
They fed sparely on cakes of unleavened dough, and lentil-porridge dished up in earthen pans without spoon or plate.
What to read after Cawnpore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Otto Trevelyan to read onlineMoreLess
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