Memoirs of General Sir Henry Dermot Daly
Memoirs of General Sir Henry Dermot Daly
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Great storm of dust and rain made the road difficult to follow.
" 2Zrd. — Koria, 15 miles from the Chenab and 10 from Guj era t ; 21 miles from Jhelum. Roads heavy from the storm, air delicious and fresh ; so tired all night that I was compelled to walk to keep myself awake ; even that remedy failed, constantly found myself abreast of a sowar's horse. Some of the sowars in the rear troop, asleep, kept passing right up through the column : found excellent quarters. Resolved to take advantage of ...the cool day and push off to the Chenab. Cavalry first, infantry in evening. Marched cavalry at 3 p. M. , reached the Chenab at 8 and commenced the crossing. All safe at Wazirabad at 7 a. M. , 24th.
"25M. — Marched to Kamokee this morning by 7 a. M. , 32 miles. Started for Lahore at 5 p. M. , distance 30 miles.
"26th. — Reached Lahore at 6 a. M. Was met by the Commissioner and military secretary — difficulty about selecting recruits.
IT 27th. — Recruiting; but terribly overcome with the report of the sufferings and exposure at Simla.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great storm of dust and rain made the road difficult to follow.
" 2Zrd. — Koria, 15 miles from the Chenab and 10 from Guj era t ; 21 miles from Jhelum. Roads heavy from the storm, air delicious and fresh ; so tired all night that I was compelled to walk to keep myself awake ; even that remedy failed, constantly found myself abreast of a sowar's horse. Some of the sowars in the rear troop, asleep, kept passing right up through the column : found excellent quarters. Resolved to take advantage of ...the cool day and push off to the Chenab. Cavalry first, infantry in evening. Marched cavalry at 3 p. M. , reached the Chenab at 8 and commenced the crossing. All safe at Wazirabad at 7 a. M. , 24th.
"25M. — Marched to Kamokee this morning by 7 a. M. , 32 miles. Started for Lahore at 5 p. M. , distance 30 miles.
"26th. — Reached Lahore at 6 a. M. Was met by the Commissioner and military secretary — difficulty about selecting recruits.
IT 27th. — Recruiting; but terribly overcome with the report of the sufferings and exposure at Simla.
What to read after Memoirs of General Sir Henry Dermot Daly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Daly to read onlineMoreLess
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