Nile to Aleppo
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There had been no room on Anzac, and we had lacked numbers. Here was as much room as a bushman could wish ; we had the numbers for " a fair go " ; we had horses ; and there were swords thrown in. Those who are not Australian-born can hardly conceive the inspi- ration of the horse to these men. They love horses intensely. Most of them, as civilians, spend most of their day on the horse. Many of them had suffered the loss of the horse in their imprison- ment, as infantry, on Gallipoli. To get bac...k their mounts was like being armed with another weapon of peculiar power —because the horse inspired them 200 NILE TO ALEPPO to fight better. In swords they actually had another weapon of extraordinary power, in its psychological effect on an enemy. With horses, with wide open spaces to gallop upon, with swords, they were powerful indeed. But more powerful weapon than horse or sword was the memory of Gallipoli and the resolve to retrieve, in the face of the old Turk who had fought us there, the defeat of that unhappy expedition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There had been no room on Anzac, and we had lacked numbers. Here was as much room as a bushman could wish ; we had the numbers for " a fair go " ; we had horses ; and there were swords thrown in. Those who are not Australian-born can hardly conceive the inspi- ration of the horse to these men. They love horses intensely. Most of them, as civilians, spend most of their day on the horse. Many of them had suffered the loss of the horse in their imprison- ment, as infantry, on Gallipoli. To get bac...k their mounts was like being armed with another weapon of peculiar power —because the horse inspired them 200 NILE TO ALEPPO to fight better. In swords they actually had another weapon of extraordinary power, in its psychological effect on an enemy. With horses, with wide open spaces to gallop upon, with swords, they were powerful indeed. But more powerful weapon than horse or sword was the memory of Gallipoli and the resolve to retrieve, in the face of the old Turk who had fought us there, the defeat of that unhappy expedition.
What to read after Nile to Aleppo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hector William Dinning to read onlineMoreLess
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