The Epistles of Atkins
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" Never shall I for- get, " a Borderer says of shadow and light at Colenso, " our thrills of combined delight and fear, at the thought of rushing into what seemed a veritable death-trap. " Beside him is the man who chooses to be the last to turn from a forlorn hope. He is armoured in devil-me-careness and he retires at a slow stride. He halts, kindles his pipe, blows out the match and stamps upon it lest it should set fire to the grass. Yes, indeed! Smoking furiously, he continues his stroll, a...nd raps out 86 The Combat Deepens a curse in return for the admiring word. It is his awkward thanks.
Kindred in strain is he who notes of an adventure, " Even if I had been certain to be hit, I think I should have had that drink. " He has gasped sorely for a drop of water, and sight of the Tugela fairly makes his tongue ache. He tries to count the bullets pattering in the water but cannot, they are so many. Still, " I chanced it at the finish, went and scooped a helmetful, and I'm hanged if a Boer could hit me, " Nor, being a stout fellow, is he a poor target either; which circumstance, on this occasion, blows up his satisfaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Never shall I for- get, " a Borderer says of shadow and light at Colenso, " our thrills of combined delight and fear, at the thought of rushing into what seemed a veritable death-trap. " Beside him is the man who chooses to be the last to turn from a forlorn hope. He is armoured in devil-me-careness and he retires at a slow stride. He halts, kindles his pipe, blows out the match and stamps upon it lest it should set fire to the grass. Yes, indeed! Smoking furiously, he continues his stroll, a...nd raps out 86 The Combat Deepens a curse in return for the admiring word. It is his awkward thanks.
Kindred in strain is he who notes of an adventure, " Even if I had been certain to be hit, I think I should have had that drink. " He has gasped sorely for a drop of water, and sight of the Tugela fairly makes his tongue ache. He tries to count the bullets pattering in the water but cannot, they are so many. Still, " I chanced it at the finish, went and scooped a helmetful, and I'm hanged if a Boer could hit me, " Nor, being a stout fellow, is he a poor target either; which circumstance, on this occasion, blows up his satisfaction.
What to read after The Epistles of Atkins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne James to read onlineMoreLess
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