In the Shadow of Death 8 3
In the Shadow of Death 8 3
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The enemy had occupied positions all around us, and there we were, rightin the centre of a circle whose circumference consisted of an unbrokenline of enemies. My secretary, who had never before been in such acircle, asked me: "Now, General, what now? What is our next move?" "Wemust charge that column in front of us, " I replied, and, suiting theaction to the word, we went off as fast as our tired horses could go, making straight for the enemy. This was too much for them; they firsthalted, and t...hen--retreated to a ridge about 1700 yards to their left. This retreat afforded us an exit. We were, however, exposed to across-fire for fully three miles, but it proved ineffectual, for onlyone burgher was slightly wounded.
If the enemy had not retreated that day, or had only occupied a certainbrook, through which we had to pass, it would have been impossible forus to escape. But if there were no _ifs_ there would not have been sucha lamentable war in South Africa. Neither would such unpardonableblunders have been committed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enemy had occupied positions all around us, and there we were, rightin the centre of a circle whose circumference consisted of an unbrokenline of enemies. My secretary, who had never before been in such acircle, asked me: "Now, General, what now? What is our next move?" "Wemust charge that column in front of us, " I replied, and, suiting theaction to the word, we went off as fast as our tired horses could go, making straight for the enemy. This was too much for them; they firsthalted, and t...hen--retreated to a ridge about 1700 yards to their left. This retreat afforded us an exit. We were, however, exposed to across-fire for fully three miles, but it proved ineffectual, for onlyone burgher was slightly wounded.
If the enemy had not retreated that day, or had only occupied a certainbrook, through which we had to pass, it would have been impossible forus to escape. But if there were no _ifs_ there would not have been sucha lamentable war in South Africa. Neither would such unpardonableblunders have been committed.
What to read after In the Shadow of Death 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P H Kritzinger And R D Mcdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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