Human Bullets Niku Dan a Soldiers Story of Port Arthur
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88 possible to face us, they ran back into the valleys in complete disorder. Their infantry had thus retreated, but the battery was not silenced so easily. For some time longer it held on and fired at our centre vigorously. Perhaps the sight of the retreating infantry made the artillery-men lose courage ; the noise of their firing became less and less, soon the whole line of battle became as quiet as a dream. We shouted Banzai again and again. The enemy's first effort to regain Kenzan had faile...d !
The Russians were so persistent in their attempt at recovering the lost position, that, soon after this severe defeat, about the same number of infantry as before made their appearance on Taipo-shan. Their band playing vigorously, they approached our first line. When the distance between the two parties became only seven or eight hundred metres, they deployed, shouting " Woolah ! " very loud, and rushed on us . Bravely, encouraged by the sound of fife and drum. We met them^ with a violent, rapid fire, killing both those who advanced and those who retreated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
88 possible to face us, they ran back into the valleys in complete disorder. Their infantry had thus retreated, but the battery was not silenced so easily. For some time longer it held on and fired at our centre vigorously. Perhaps the sight of the retreating infantry made the artillery-men lose courage ; the noise of their firing became less and less, soon the whole line of battle became as quiet as a dream. We shouted Banzai again and again. The enemy's first effort to regain Kenzan had faile...d !
The Russians were so persistent in their attempt at recovering the lost position, that, soon after this severe defeat, about the same number of infantry as before made their appearance on Taipo-shan. Their band playing vigorously, they approached our first line. When the distance between the two parties became only seven or eight hundred metres, they deployed, shouting " Woolah ! " very loud, and rushed on us . Bravely, encouraged by the sound of fife and drum. We met them^ with a violent, rapid fire, killing both those who advanced and those who retreated.
What to read after Human Bullets Niku Dan a Soldiers Story of Port Arthur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tadayoshi Sakurai to read onlineMoreLess
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