Clevely Sahib a Tale of the Khyber Pass
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With yells of rage they turned to renew the struggle, and at the same instant the second half of Mahmoud's force reached the spot. Shoulder to shoulder we stood, waiting for the last rush, dizzy, exhausted, with death staring us in the face, but even now with undaunted spirits. A brief pause ensued, as if our enemies were gathering strength for the spring ; and I can see yet the proud but fond smile on my father's face, as he turned toward me with a motion of farewell. But our time had not come.... Like music to our ears there rose a chant of " Allah-il-Allah ! " and down the rocks, leaping from boulder to boulder like sure-footed goats, burst a crowd of stalwart villagers on the astonished Sikhs. They turned to fly ; but flight was impossible. There was no outlet from that rocky gorge. A TOUGH FIGHT. 33 In vain my father attempted to stop the carnage which followed ; the hill-men were like wild beasts that had tasted human blood, and not until every Sikh lay dead on the ground did they stay their hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With yells of rage they turned to renew the struggle, and at the same instant the second half of Mahmoud's force reached the spot. Shoulder to shoulder we stood, waiting for the last rush, dizzy, exhausted, with death staring us in the face, but even now with undaunted spirits. A brief pause ensued, as if our enemies were gathering strength for the spring ; and I can see yet the proud but fond smile on my father's face, as he turned toward me with a motion of farewell. But our time had not come.... Like music to our ears there rose a chant of " Allah-il-Allah ! " and down the rocks, leaping from boulder to boulder like sure-footed goats, burst a crowd of stalwart villagers on the astonished Sikhs. They turned to fly ; but flight was impossible. There was no outlet from that rocky gorge. A TOUGH FIGHT. 33 In vain my father attempted to stop the carnage which followed ; the hill-men were like wild beasts that had tasted human blood, and not until every Sikh lay dead on the ground did they stay their hands.
What to read after Clevely Sahib a Tale of the Khyber Pass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayens Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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