The French At Foochow
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At high water parts of them are covered, but at low water the whole is distin- guishable, and a narrow channel, fit only for the egress of a small junk, or a steam launch, finishes the only mode of communication between Foochow and the Anchorage. Just below these barriers, near the camp of the soldiers, another obstruction has been commenced and is progressing with speed. From this down to the Navy Yard, no destruction is visible, with the exception of stray shot (mostly from Hotchkiss guns) ha...ving struck in some of the villages. Approaching the yard one would imagine the damage done hardly enough for such a fire. A portion of the wall about the coal yard, and the same at the dock, is the only visible evidence of battle, but on landing a different scene presents itself to view. Destruction is oh every side. The coal-yard remains about the same, with the above exception, although no doubt a heavy weight of French iron is mingled with the carbon and is visible in the shape of an occasional small shot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At high water parts of them are covered, but at low water the whole is distin- guishable, and a narrow channel, fit only for the egress of a small junk, or a steam launch, finishes the only mode of communication between Foochow and the Anchorage. Just below these barriers, near the camp of the soldiers, another obstruction has been commenced and is progressing with speed. From this down to the Navy Yard, no destruction is visible, with the exception of stray shot (mostly from Hotchkiss guns) ha...ving struck in some of the villages. Approaching the yard one would imagine the damage done hardly enough for such a fire. A portion of the wall about the coal yard, and the same at the dock, is the only visible evidence of battle, but on landing a different scene presents itself to view. Destruction is oh every side. The coal-yard remains about the same, with the above exception, although no doubt a heavy weight of French iron is mingled with the carbon and is visible in the shape of an occasional small shot.
What to read after The French At Foochow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James F Roche to read onlineMoreLess
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