Military Memoirs of Capt. George Carleton
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The _Cavaliero_ was carry'd off not much hurt, but his delicate Beastsuffer'd much more. However I could not but think afterward, that thegood natur'd Bull came short of fair Play. If I may be pardon'd theExpression, he had us'd his Adversary with more Humanity than he metwith; at least, since, after he had the _Cavaliero_ under, he generouslyforsook him; I think he might have pleaded, or others for him, forbetter Treatment than he after met with.
For as the _Cavaliero_ was disabled and carry'd... off, the Foot _Tauriro_enter'd in white Accoutrements, as before; but he flatter'd himself withan easier Conquest than he found: there is always on these Occasions, when he apprehends any imminent Danger, a Place of Retreat ready for theFoot _Tauriro_; and well for him there was so; this Bull oblig'd himover and over to make Use of it. Nor was he able at last to dispatchhim, without a general Assistance; for I believe I speak within Compass, when I say, he had more than an hundred Darts stuck in him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The _Cavaliero_ was carry'd off not much hurt, but his delicate Beastsuffer'd much more. However I could not but think afterward, that thegood natur'd Bull came short of fair Play. If I may be pardon'd theExpression, he had us'd his Adversary with more Humanity than he metwith; at least, since, after he had the _Cavaliero_ under, he generouslyforsook him; I think he might have pleaded, or others for him, forbetter Treatment than he after met with.
For as the _Cavaliero_ was disabled and carry'd... off, the Foot _Tauriro_enter'd in white Accoutrements, as before; but he flatter'd himself withan easier Conquest than he found: there is always on these Occasions, when he apprehends any imminent Danger, a Place of Retreat ready for theFoot _Tauriro_; and well for him there was so; this Bull oblig'd himover and over to make Use of it. Nor was he able at last to dispatchhim, without a general Assistance; for I believe I speak within Compass, when I say, he had more than an hundred Darts stuck in him.
What to read after Military Memoirs of Capt. George Carleton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731 to read onlineMoreLess
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