Indias Story Told to Boys And Girls
Indias Story Told to Boys And Girls
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98 INDIA'S STORY Now the ship had come, and it struck terror to their hearts. After firing a volley into the town, the British landed at Rangoon. But when they reached the town they found it empty, silent, and deserted. Men, women, and children had fled. The only human beings were eleven Europeans who were found tied and bound, ready for death. As soon as the fleet had appeared, they had been seized and condemned to death. They were seated upon the ground, the executioner stood over them sharpe...ning his knife, when a cannon ball burst into their midst. In terror the Burmese fled, leaving their prisoners behind them, to be found and set free again by the British. The Burmese were cowardly, ignorant, and puffed up with foolish pride. Their army was a mere rabble, with- out order or courage. They were badly armed and worse drilled. The British ought to have crushed them in a few weeks. But instead of that the war dragged on for two years. From first to last there seemed only to be mistakes and misfortunes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
98 INDIA'S STORY Now the ship had come, and it struck terror to their hearts. After firing a volley into the town, the British landed at Rangoon. But when they reached the town they found it empty, silent, and deserted. Men, women, and children had fled. The only human beings were eleven Europeans who were found tied and bound, ready for death. As soon as the fleet had appeared, they had been seized and condemned to death. They were seated upon the ground, the executioner stood over them sharpe...ning his knife, when a cannon ball burst into their midst. In terror the Burmese fled, leaving their prisoners behind them, to be found and set free again by the British. The Burmese were cowardly, ignorant, and puffed up with foolish pride. Their army was a mere rabble, with- out order or courage. They were badly armed and worse drilled. The British ought to have crushed them in a few weeks. But instead of that the war dragged on for two years. From first to last there seemed only to be mistakes and misfortunes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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