The Heart of a Hero
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Men fired with such memories as these were not likely to show much quarter. Neither were they BY LAND AND SEA 193 likely to yield while a single muscle remained taut and capable of fighting. The only difficulty was to keep them restrained until the critical moment. This Wolfe's discipline had accomplished, and he thanked God for it as he waited, hardly drawing his breath. The moment had come. The foremost Indians reached the extreme end of the canyon covered by British guns. The last of the tro...op had just entered at the mouth of the defile. Every man under Wolfe had been warned to wait for the signal, to waste no ammunition, to cover the enemy nearest to him with his rifle. The distance separating the British soldiers from the Indians was at no point more than thirty yards. Wolfe raised a silver whistle to his lips and blew one clear note, which rang through the wood like a trumpet call. Just at the same moment there came the sound of firing from the camp. This told a tale. The advance-guard of the Indians was meeting with a hot reception, instead of finding a sleeping camp at its mercy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men fired with such memories as these were not likely to show much quarter. Neither were they BY LAND AND SEA 193 likely to yield while a single muscle remained taut and capable of fighting. The only difficulty was to keep them restrained until the critical moment. This Wolfe's discipline had accomplished, and he thanked God for it as he waited, hardly drawing his breath. The moment had come. The foremost Indians reached the extreme end of the canyon covered by British guns. The last of the tro...op had just entered at the mouth of the defile. Every man under Wolfe had been warned to wait for the signal, to waste no ammunition, to cover the enemy nearest to him with his rifle. The distance separating the British soldiers from the Indians was at no point more than thirty yards. Wolfe raised a silver whistle to his lips and blew one clear note, which rang through the wood like a trumpet call. Just at the same moment there came the sound of firing from the camp. This told a tale. The advance-guard of the Indians was meeting with a hot reception, instead of finding a sleeping camp at its mercy.
What to read after The Heart of a Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morice Gerard to read onlineMoreLess
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