Ladysmith
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All day the shells had anote of extra spite in them as they came plunging among the defencelesshouses. But they did no great harm till evening. As a rule the Boerscease fire about half-past six, and some twenty of us then settled downto dinner at the hotel--one or two officers, some doctors, and most ofthe correspondents. We had hardly begun to-night when a shell from"Silent Susan" whistled just over the roof and burst in the yard. Withinfive minutes came the louder scream of another. It crashe...d over us, breaking its way through the hotel from roof to floor. We all got up andcrowded to the main entrance on the street. The shell had struck asidewall in the bar, and glanced off through the doorway withoutexploding. Dr. Stark, of Torquay, was standing at the door, waiting fora place at dinner, and talking to Mr. Machugh, of the _Daily Telegraph_. The shell struck him full in the thigh, leaving his left leg hangingonly by a piece of flesh, and shattering the right just at the knee. "Hold me up, " he said, and did not lose consciousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All day the shells had anote of extra spite in them as they came plunging among the defencelesshouses. But they did no great harm till evening. As a rule the Boerscease fire about half-past six, and some twenty of us then settled downto dinner at the hotel--one or two officers, some doctors, and most ofthe correspondents. We had hardly begun to-night when a shell from"Silent Susan" whistled just over the roof and burst in the yard. Withinfive minutes came the louder scream of another. It crashe...d over us, breaking its way through the hotel from roof to floor. We all got up andcrowded to the main entrance on the street. The shell had struck asidewall in the bar, and glanced off through the doorway withoutexploding. Dr. Stark, of Torquay, was standing at the door, waiting fora place at dinner, and talking to Mr. Machugh, of the _Daily Telegraph_. The shell struck him full in the thigh, leaving his left leg hangingonly by a piece of flesh, and shattering the right just at the knee. "Hold me up, " he said, and did not lose consciousness.
What to read after Ladysmith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevinson Henry W. to read onlineMoreLess
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