General Botha, the Career And the Man
General Botha, the Career And the Man
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He told her to get back to Pretoria. " But my husband is going to blow up the railway," she remarked. " He won't blow it up if you are on it," replied the British General with some plausibility, and so she went. She travelled in a train full of soldiers; but her presence on the train did not change her husband's Spartan purpose. The line was blown up and the train stopped. The soldiers marched off; Mrs. Botha and a companion were left for three days with the engine-driver and the stoker.
During... most of that time they played cards, and at the end the men asked her for a favour. " Ours is a risky job," they said, "and anything may happen to us with your husband still about. Will you write us a letter to say we have treated you well ?" So Mrs. Botha wrote them the letter for which they asked. Later in the war one of them was captured, and was excellently treated by the Republicans as a reward for his kindness to Mrs. Botha. Shrewd fellows, those railway men !
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE WAR IN EBB 115 As the year of 1901 wore to a close a strange situa- tion developed in the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He told her to get back to Pretoria. " But my husband is going to blow up the railway," she remarked. " He won't blow it up if you are on it," replied the British General with some plausibility, and so she went. She travelled in a train full of soldiers; but her presence on the train did not change her husband's Spartan purpose. The line was blown up and the train stopped. The soldiers marched off; Mrs. Botha and a companion were left for three days with the engine-driver and the stoker.
During... most of that time they played cards, and at the end the men asked her for a favour. " Ours is a risky job," they said, "and anything may happen to us with your husband still about. Will you write us a letter to say we have treated you well ?" So Mrs. Botha wrote them the letter for which they asked. Later in the war one of them was captured, and was excellently treated by the Republicans as a reward for his kindness to Mrs. Botha. Shrewd fellows, those railway men !
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE WAR IN EBB 115 As the year of 1901 wore to a close a strange situa- tion developed in the field.
What to read after General Botha, the Career And the Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spender Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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