In South Africa With Buller
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He soon fell, but the troops had rallied, and with a loud cheer the first position was rushed.
Advocate Coster was killed as he attempted to gather his Hollanders, and other Boer leaders fear- lessly exposed themselves, exhorting the burghers to stand; but nothing could stay the onslaught of the British. A line of devoted burghers fired to the last, but they were flung back before the charge like tennis-balls, and there was no rebound.
The Devons' bugles in the valley were now ring- ing cheeril...y, their long checked impetuosity was loosed, and with fixed bayonets they dashed up the front of the position. Pandemonium reigned for a 112 Battle of Elandslaagte minute. There was a rush of kilt and khaki; the enemy on the mamelon resisted stoutly, but amid the rattle of their magazine fire, rallying cries in Taal, British cheers of exultation and the yells and screams of the wounded, the Devons closed in on the front, and the flanking battalions swept the Boers from the nek with bayonets and butt-end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He soon fell, but the troops had rallied, and with a loud cheer the first position was rushed.
Advocate Coster was killed as he attempted to gather his Hollanders, and other Boer leaders fear- lessly exposed themselves, exhorting the burghers to stand; but nothing could stay the onslaught of the British. A line of devoted burghers fired to the last, but they were flung back before the charge like tennis-balls, and there was no rebound.
The Devons' bugles in the valley were now ring- ing cheeril...y, their long checked impetuosity was loosed, and with fixed bayonets they dashed up the front of the position. Pandemonium reigned for a 112 Battle of Elandslaagte minute. There was a rush of kilt and khaki; the enemy on the mamelon resisted stoutly, but amid the rattle of their magazine fire, rallying cries in Taal, British cheers of exultation and the yells and screams of the wounded, the Devons closed in on the front, and the flanking battalions swept the Boers from the nek with bayonets and butt-end.
What to read after In South Africa With Buller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Clarke Musgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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