From Tokyo to Tiflis : Uncensored Letters From the War
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The men rushed to the foot of the hill, where there was some shelter, many falling by the way. Their water bottles were empty, and they had been for some time without drink. A few score yards ahead flowed a cool, clear river, but every yard of the way thither was exposed to the Russian fire. With a com- mon impulse, the thirst-stricken soldiers rushed across the fire zone to the water. Many died before the water was reached, many were shot as their lips touched the stream, but the rest drank th...eir fill. Water at such a time was worth the risk of death.
Up to four in the afternoon, the result of the day seemed doubtful. The Japanese, it is true, had few doubts. The General and staff had sent baggage forward, and supplies were waiting by the pass to take into the villages still in Russian hands.
Then came firing from the rear of Yantsuling, show- ing that the flanking force had at last arrived.
THE BATTLE OF TENSUITIEN. 225 Already the infantry of the central column were marching forward to the assault in open formation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men rushed to the foot of the hill, where there was some shelter, many falling by the way. Their water bottles were empty, and they had been for some time without drink. A few score yards ahead flowed a cool, clear river, but every yard of the way thither was exposed to the Russian fire. With a com- mon impulse, the thirst-stricken soldiers rushed across the fire zone to the water. Many died before the water was reached, many were shot as their lips touched the stream, but the rest drank th...eir fill. Water at such a time was worth the risk of death.
Up to four in the afternoon, the result of the day seemed doubtful. The Japanese, it is true, had few doubts. The General and staff had sent baggage forward, and supplies were waiting by the pass to take into the villages still in Russian hands.
Then came firing from the rear of Yantsuling, show- ing that the flanking force had at last arrived.
THE BATTLE OF TENSUITIEN. 225 Already the infantry of the central column were marching forward to the assault in open formation.
What to read after From Tokyo to Tiflis : Uncensored Letters From the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred a Fred Arthur Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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