The Sailor Boy Or Jack Somers in the Navy
The Sailor Boy Or Jack Somers in the Navy
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He had seen his bullet enter the brain of a fellow-creature. His first experience of the awful solemnity of war was too minute in detail to be pleasant, or even exhilarating.
"Report, Somers, at once !" said Mr. Granger earnestly.
"The steamer is moving off, sir. There are twelve men Jack Somers in the Navy. 123 and one gun on the island. They are moving up the gun to the top of the hill. I killed one of the men. " "Give way!" said Mr. Granger; and the boats moved out from the island.
CHAPTEE X...V.
THE C. S. STEAMER WIZARD.
SUCCESSFUL strategy owes as much to the stupidity and inertness of one party as it does to the shrewdness and activity of the other. If Mr. Granger had not been shrewd in discovering the purpose of the rebels, and active in de- feating it, in a few minutes more they would probably have fired into the boats, and either sunk them or driven them from their hiding-place under the lee of the island. Whoever commanded the rebels must have seen that the man-of-war boats could keep out of the way of the Wiz- ard's gun by dodging round the island, and that the game of "hide-and-seek" would be prolonged till his Southern patience was entirely exhausted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had seen his bullet enter the brain of a fellow-creature. His first experience of the awful solemnity of war was too minute in detail to be pleasant, or even exhilarating.
"Report, Somers, at once !" said Mr. Granger earnestly.
"The steamer is moving off, sir. There are twelve men Jack Somers in the Navy. 123 and one gun on the island. They are moving up the gun to the top of the hill. I killed one of the men. " "Give way!" said Mr. Granger; and the boats moved out from the island.
CHAPTEE X...V.
THE C. S. STEAMER WIZARD.
SUCCESSFUL strategy owes as much to the stupidity and inertness of one party as it does to the shrewdness and activity of the other. If Mr. Granger had not been shrewd in discovering the purpose of the rebels, and active in de- feating it, in a few minutes more they would probably have fired into the boats, and either sunk them or driven them from their hiding-place under the lee of the island. Whoever commanded the rebels must have seen that the man-of-war boats could keep out of the way of the Wiz- ard's gun by dodging round the island, and that the game of "hide-and-seek" would be prolonged till his Southern patience was entirely exhausted.
What to read after The Sailor Boy Or Jack Somers in the Navy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William T William Taylor Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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