Jess. a Novel
Jess. a Novel
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Into the details of the fight that ensued it is not necessary to enter here. They were, if anything, more discreditable than most of the episodes of that unhappy war, in which the holding of Potchef stroom, Lydenburg, Rustenburg, and Wakkerstroom are the only bright spots. Suffice it to say that they ended in some- thing very like an utter rout at the hands of a much infe- rior force, and that, a few hours after he had started, John found himself on the return road to Pretoria, with a se- verel...y wounded man behind his saddle (the ambulance being left in the hands of the Boers), who, as they went painfully along, mingled curses of shame and fury with his JESS. 169 own. Meanwhile exaggerated accounts of what had hap- pened had got into the town, and, among other things, it was said that Captain Niel had been shot dead. One man who came in stated that he saw him fall, and that he was shot through the head. This Mrs. Neville heard with her own ears, and, greatly shocked, started to communicate the intelligence to Jess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Into the details of the fight that ensued it is not necessary to enter here. They were, if anything, more discreditable than most of the episodes of that unhappy war, in which the holding of Potchef stroom, Lydenburg, Rustenburg, and Wakkerstroom are the only bright spots. Suffice it to say that they ended in some- thing very like an utter rout at the hands of a much infe- rior force, and that, a few hours after he had started, John found himself on the return road to Pretoria, with a se- verel...y wounded man behind his saddle (the ambulance being left in the hands of the Boers), who, as they went painfully along, mingled curses of shame and fury with his JESS. 169 own. Meanwhile exaggerated accounts of what had hap- pened had got into the town, and, among other things, it was said that Captain Niel had been shot dead. One man who came in stated that he saw him fall, and that he was shot through the head. This Mrs. Neville heard with her own ears, and, greatly shocked, started to communicate the intelligence to Jess.
What to read after Jess. a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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