Soldier Stories
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I think we've broken the back ofthis division. And listen, --there go the Gurkhas!' A weak fire broke from the rear-guard more than a mile away, and wasanswered by cheerful howlings. The Gurkhas, who should have swungclear of the second division, had stepped on its tail in the dark, butdrawing off hastened to reach the next line of attack, which layalmost parallel to us five or six miles away.
Our column swayed and surged irresolutely, --three batteries, thedivisional ammunition reserve, the ba...ggage, and a section of thehospital and bearer corps. The commandant ruefully promised to reporthimself 'cut up' to the nearest umpire, and commending his cavalry andall other cavalry to the special care of Eblis, toiled on to resumetouch with the rest of the division.
'We'll bivouac here to-night, ' said the Major; 'I have a notion thatthe Gurkhas will get caught. They may want us to re-form on. Standeasy till the transport gets away. ' A hand caught my beast's bridle and led him out of the choking dust; alarger hand deftly canted me out of the saddle; and two of the hugesthands in the world received me sliding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think we've broken the back ofthis division. And listen, --there go the Gurkhas!' A weak fire broke from the rear-guard more than a mile away, and wasanswered by cheerful howlings. The Gurkhas, who should have swungclear of the second division, had stepped on its tail in the dark, butdrawing off hastened to reach the next line of attack, which layalmost parallel to us five or six miles away.
Our column swayed and surged irresolutely, --three batteries, thedivisional ammunition reserve, the ba...ggage, and a section of thehospital and bearer corps. The commandant ruefully promised to reporthimself 'cut up' to the nearest umpire, and commending his cavalry andall other cavalry to the special care of Eblis, toiled on to resumetouch with the rest of the division.
'We'll bivouac here to-night, ' said the Major; 'I have a notion thatthe Gurkhas will get caught. They may want us to re-form on. Standeasy till the transport gets away. ' A hand caught my beast's bridle and led him out of the choking dust; alarger hand deftly canted me out of the saddle; and two of the hugesthands in the world received me sliding.
What to read after Soldier Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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