The Ivory Trail
The Ivory Trail
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Will brought another man down; I saw the blood splash on his foreheadas the bullet drilled the skull cleanly. Then one man shouted and theyall lay prone, beginning to crawl toward us with their shields heldbefore, not as protection against bullets (for as that they wereutterly worthless) but as cover that made their exact position merestguesswork.
I fell back and took position on the ant-hill from which I had firstseen them, thus making our position triangular and giving myself achance to prote...ct the other two should they feel forced to retire. Theextra height also gave me a distinct advantage, for I could see thelegs of the Masai over the tops of their shields, and was able to woundmore than one of them so severely that they crawled to the rear.
But the rest came on. Kazimoto began to be busy supplying cartridges. In that first real pinch we were in he certainly lived up to allCourtney had said of him, for without the stimulus of his propermaster's eye he neither flinched nor faltered, but crawled from one tothe other, dividing the spare rounds equally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will brought another man down; I saw the blood splash on his foreheadas the bullet drilled the skull cleanly. Then one man shouted and theyall lay prone, beginning to crawl toward us with their shields heldbefore, not as protection against bullets (for as that they wereutterly worthless) but as cover that made their exact position merestguesswork.
I fell back and took position on the ant-hill from which I had firstseen them, thus making our position triangular and giving myself achance to prote...ct the other two should they feel forced to retire. Theextra height also gave me a distinct advantage, for I could see thelegs of the Masai over the tops of their shields, and was able to woundmore than one of them so severely that they crawled to the rear.
But the rest came on. Kazimoto began to be busy supplying cartridges. In that first real pinch we were in he certainly lived up to allCourtney had said of him, for without the stimulus of his propermaster's eye he neither flinched nor faltered, but crawled from one tothe other, dividing the spare rounds equally.
What to read after The Ivory Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mundy Talbot to read onlineMoreLess
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