The Bagging of Baghdad
The Bagging of Baghdad
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We solaced ourselves with the dry rations we Digitized by Google SENSATION 65 carried — bully-beef, biscuits and a little Bovril.
It seemed vitally necessary to become interested in something — in eating or sleeping or in the delightful preoccupation of trench-digging.
The first thing we heard next morning was that the attack had been a failure and that the Force was to retire. It sounded incredible after these weeks of preparation. Why was it a failure ? Why couldn't the advance be con- tinued... and Kut relieved ? Why was the attack cancelled we had been ordered to make the previous day ?
As soon ask the moon the nearest way to heaven !
At eight o'clock that morning we could already see brigades beginning the withdrawal.
It was unusually hot for that time of year, and a heavy mirage enveloped all distant objects in quivering layers of air. You could see the air rapidly fanning past in successive vapourish waves. Sinn Banks had slipped their moorings and floated in water — a desert Archipelago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We solaced ourselves with the dry rations we Digitized by Google SENSATION 65 carried — bully-beef, biscuits and a little Bovril.
It seemed vitally necessary to become interested in something — in eating or sleeping or in the delightful preoccupation of trench-digging.
The first thing we heard next morning was that the attack had been a failure and that the Force was to retire. It sounded incredible after these weeks of preparation. Why was it a failure ? Why couldn't the advance be con- tinued... and Kut relieved ? Why was the attack cancelled we had been ordered to make the previous day ?
As soon ask the moon the nearest way to heaven !
At eight o'clock that morning we could already see brigades beginning the withdrawal.
It was unusually hot for that time of year, and a heavy mirage enveloped all distant objects in quivering layers of air. You could see the air rapidly fanning past in successive vapourish waves. Sinn Banks had slipped their moorings and floated in water — a desert Archipelago.
What to read after The Bagging of Baghdad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betts, Ernest, 1896- to read onlineMoreLess
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