The Romance of Military Life Being Souvenirs Connected With Thirty Years Servi
The Romance of Military Life Being Souvenirs Connected With Thirty Years Servi
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H 98 ROMANCE OF MILITARY LIFE.
scions sleeper. In the next instant his sabre flew from the scabbard, and he aimed a violent blow at the unfortunate youth, intending to sever his head from his body : it encountered, however, the back of the skull, the officer started up, a second blow was more fatal, and he sunk down again. The whole of them now fell upon him, but he struggled still, and at length succeeded in reaching the door of the tent, when one of them felled him to the earth with the blow ...of a knife which he had picked up, belonging to a party of mat- makers who were close by. They now thought him dead, and fled hastily from the spot.
Scarcely was the deed perpetrated ere the mur- derer became terror-struck at what he had done ; not remorse, but the dread of its being discovered seized him, while his feelings were aggravated by the reproaches of his followers, who now accused him of being the cause of destruction to the whole body. He fled, and for some time his fate was unknown to them ; but it was at last discovered that, terrified at the large rewards held out for the discovery of the murderer, he had escaped to a remote part of the country, and building himself a hut on a high and steep hill, which commanded a full and extensive view for miles round, in this spot, which he never quitted unless to procure a THE BHEEL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H 98 ROMANCE OF MILITARY LIFE.
scions sleeper. In the next instant his sabre flew from the scabbard, and he aimed a violent blow at the unfortunate youth, intending to sever his head from his body : it encountered, however, the back of the skull, the officer started up, a second blow was more fatal, and he sunk down again. The whole of them now fell upon him, but he struggled still, and at length succeeded in reaching the door of the tent, when one of them felled him to the earth with the blow ...of a knife which he had picked up, belonging to a party of mat- makers who were close by. They now thought him dead, and fled hastily from the spot.
Scarcely was the deed perpetrated ere the mur- derer became terror-struck at what he had done ; not remorse, but the dread of its being discovered seized him, while his feelings were aggravated by the reproaches of his followers, who now accused him of being the cause of destruction to the whole body. He fled, and for some time his fate was unknown to them ; but it was at last discovered that, terrified at the large rewards held out for the discovery of the murderer, he had escaped to a remote part of the country, and building himself a hut on a high and steep hill, which commanded a full and extensive view for miles round, in this spot, which he never quitted unless to procure a THE BHEEL.
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