Fifty Years in the Royal Navy
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The saving of two 12- pounders by them on that occasion was a feat which all of us in the Terrible have been very proud of. When the native drivers had all bolted and the bul- locks had all been shot, getting a couple of guns away was not an easy matter.
"I am extremely obliged to you, Mr. Mayor, for the kind way in which you have referred to my serv- ices as Commandant of Durban. Some of the duties I had to perform there in restricting civil rights would have been very irksome had I not been i...n such a loyal colony as Natal, w^here the aim and object of every one was to help, and I am glad to see that the valuable services rendered by Sir David Hunter and Major Bousfield have been recognised by the countr}\ In North China, the officers and men again had an oppor- tunity of working ashore with the sister Ser^-ice, and eventually found themselves quartered in the forbid- den city of Peking, and I am very glad to see that one man who was shot through the brain there is well enough to enjoy your hospitality to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The saving of two 12- pounders by them on that occasion was a feat which all of us in the Terrible have been very proud of. When the native drivers had all bolted and the bul- locks had all been shot, getting a couple of guns away was not an easy matter.
"I am extremely obliged to you, Mr. Mayor, for the kind way in which you have referred to my serv- ices as Commandant of Durban. Some of the duties I had to perform there in restricting civil rights would have been very irksome had I not been i...n such a loyal colony as Natal, w^here the aim and object of every one was to help, and I am glad to see that the valuable services rendered by Sir David Hunter and Major Bousfield have been recognised by the countr}\ In North China, the officers and men again had an oppor- tunity of working ashore with the sister Ser^-ice, and eventually found themselves quartered in the forbid- den city of Peking, and I am very glad to see that one man who was shot through the brain there is well enough to enjoy your hospitality to-night.
What to read after Fifty Years in the Royal Navy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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