History of the Royal Sappers And Miners
History of the Royal Sappers And Miners
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The approach now began to curve to the left, and thus to form the starting- point of the sixth parallel. The head of the sap turned into an indurated vein, which, from the difficulty of moving it, aug- mented the fatigues of the men. Crowbars and picks driven into chinks partially loosened the rock, which, broken up into fragments, was piled into the parapet. All worked with so much zeal that notice was taken of their services, and corporal John Wright and private Bernard Murray were named to G...eneral Simpson for their personal labours and effective superin- tendence. During its progress a light-ball fell very near the sap, which exhibited its whole outline. Every head was sank below the revetment in an instant, and as the flaming compound was speedily extinguished by earth thrown on it from the para^ pet, not a man was touched.
In the right approach near the little ravine there were two sappers and about 50 men. Its prolongation was by flying sap, but its progress was exceedingly tedious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The approach now began to curve to the left, and thus to form the starting- point of the sixth parallel. The head of the sap turned into an indurated vein, which, from the difficulty of moving it, aug- mented the fatigues of the men. Crowbars and picks driven into chinks partially loosened the rock, which, broken up into fragments, was piled into the parapet. All worked with so much zeal that notice was taken of their services, and corporal John Wright and private Bernard Murray were named to G...eneral Simpson for their personal labours and effective superin- tendence. During its progress a light-ball fell very near the sap, which exhibited its whole outline. Every head was sank below the revetment in an instant, and as the flaming compound was speedily extinguished by earth thrown on it from the para^ pet, not a man was touched.
In the right approach near the little ravine there were two sappers and about 50 men. Its prolongation was by flying sap, but its progress was exceedingly tedious.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T.W. J. Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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