The Incomparable 29th And the "river Clyde"
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What cases he had we tookback with us, an Inniskilling who had a bad wound in the foot from agrenade I helped back with his arm round my neck.
The guide who came for us deserted us half-way to the Aid Post, and onreturning I found him minus his equipment making himself comfortablefor the night in our gully. I ordered him off to the firing lineknowing that this was a favourite dodge to escape for a time. Afterhalf an hour I found him in our cook house, when I took his number andname to report hi...m to his C. O. The man was in a state of funk, anddeclared that the Turks would certainly break through before morning. Believing that there might be some reason for his alarm I made surebefore starting that my loaded revolver was at my belt, in case of ourhaving to beat a retreat.
By 3 a. M. I was able to lie down for a short time, but another furiousattack by the Turks commenced at 4. 15. Later in the day I was relievedby Fiddes, and about 11 o'clock set off with Agassiz who had riddenout from our base.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What cases he had we tookback with us, an Inniskilling who had a bad wound in the foot from agrenade I helped back with his arm round my neck.
The guide who came for us deserted us half-way to the Aid Post, and onreturning I found him minus his equipment making himself comfortablefor the night in our gully. I ordered him off to the firing lineknowing that this was a favourite dodge to escape for a time. Afterhalf an hour I found him in our cook house, when I took his number andname to report hi...m to his C. O. The man was in a state of funk, anddeclared that the Turks would certainly break through before morning. Believing that there might be some reason for his alarm I made surebefore starting that my loaded revolver was at my belt, in case of ourhaving to beat a retreat.
By 3 a. M. I was able to lie down for a short time, but another furiousattack by the Turks commenced at 4. 15. Later in the day I was relievedby Fiddes, and about 11 o'clock set off with Agassiz who had riddenout from our base.
What to read after The Incomparable 29th And the "river Clyde"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davidson George to read onlineMoreLess
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