Earl Kitchener of Khartoum the Story of His Life
Earl Kitchener of Khartoum the Story of His Life
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" Himself a master of the art of overcoming difficulties he expected his subordinates to be equally ready — and equally successful, whatever the circum- stance. This is illustrated in another of the many capital stories recorded by the " Staff Officer " already quoted. When Commander Keppel was making a river reconnaisance with a gunboat it was aground for seventeen hours on the faUing Nile, with Dervishes around, and a hundred miles from the army outposts. There were no small boats so a raft w...as made of odds and ends, and the anchor, weighing about a ton, was ferried on to a sandbank by forty stalwart '' gippies " — Egyptian soldiers — working up to their necks in water, the gunboat being success- fully warped off. A member of the party told a portion of the story to Kitchener on his return, " ' And how did you get the anchor to the sandbank ? ' he asked. ' Oh, ' I answered, ' onie of the crew swam across with the anchor in liis mouth/ *" Oh, really, ' was all Kitchener BEGINNING OF THE RECONQUEST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Himself a master of the art of overcoming difficulties he expected his subordinates to be equally ready — and equally successful, whatever the circum- stance. This is illustrated in another of the many capital stories recorded by the " Staff Officer " already quoted. When Commander Keppel was making a river reconnaisance with a gunboat it was aground for seventeen hours on the faUing Nile, with Dervishes around, and a hundred miles from the army outposts. There were no small boats so a raft w...as made of odds and ends, and the anchor, weighing about a ton, was ferried on to a sandbank by forty stalwart '' gippies " — Egyptian soldiers — working up to their necks in water, the gunboat being success- fully warped off. A member of the party told a portion of the story to Kitchener on his return, " ' And how did you get the anchor to the sandbank ? ' he asked. ' Oh, ' I answered, ' onie of the crew swam across with the anchor in liis mouth/ *" Oh, really, ' was all Kitchener BEGINNING OF THE RECONQUEST.
What to read after Earl Kitchener of Khartoum the Story of His Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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