Orange And Green
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To the east of the town the Shannon divides itself, forming anisland on which part of the city is situated.
This was called the English town, and was connected by a bridge, calledThomond Bridge, with the Clare side of the river on the north; and on thesouth, by another bridge, with the Irish town on the county of Limerickside. The Thomond Bridge was defended by a strong fort and some fieldworks on the Clare side, and on the city side by a drawbridge, flanked bytowers and the city walls. The bri...dge was very long and narrow.
The position of the English town was, indeed, almost impregnable. It wasbuilt upon a rock of considerable extent, and the land outside the wallswas low and marshy, and could at any time be flooded. The Shannon wasbroad and rapid. The Irish town on the Limerick shore was not strong, being defended only by ordinary walls. If this were captured, however, the English town could still hold out.
The king made his approaches to the city slowly, being obliged to levelthe numerous inclosures as he moved on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the east of the town the Shannon divides itself, forming anisland on which part of the city is situated.
This was called the English town, and was connected by a bridge, calledThomond Bridge, with the Clare side of the river on the north; and on thesouth, by another bridge, with the Irish town on the county of Limerickside. The Thomond Bridge was defended by a strong fort and some fieldworks on the Clare side, and on the city side by a drawbridge, flanked bytowers and the city walls. The bri...dge was very long and narrow.
The position of the English town was, indeed, almost impregnable. It wasbuilt upon a rock of considerable extent, and the land outside the wallswas low and marshy, and could at any time be flooded. The Shannon wasbroad and rapid. The Irish town on the Limerick shore was not strong, being defended only by ordinary walls. If this were captured, however, the English town could still hold out.
The king made his approaches to the city slowly, being obliged to levelthe numerous inclosures as he moved on.
What to read after Orange And Green?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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