The Sepoy
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'* It was only playing at war, " he said. He longed for a padshah-ki-lerai, a war of kingdoms, " in the old Mahabharat ^tyle. " Sahib, " he said, " I should like to be ip to my knees in gore with thousands of dead Jl round me. " But the old man was born fifteen lyears too soon. He would have been happy in le night attack upon Beit Aieesa, or even erhaps with Shere Ali on the right bank at Iheikh Saad, when the regiment rushed the Turkish trenches. Shere Ali was with the regiment in Egypt, ift t...he canal with them in December, 19 15, md was just in time for the advance from Ali rharbi. Shahbaz Khan came down to the depot 152 THE KHATTAK and dismissed his son with envious blessings. He had dyed his beard a bright red, and he carried himself with a youthful air, hoping that the Colonel might discover some subterfuge by which he could re-emerge on the active list. The Colonel would have given ten of his jiwans for him, and Shahbaz Khan knew it. But the rules were all against him. So the regiment went off to the accompaniment of the dhol and serinai, amidst many loud shouts and salutations, mingled with British cheers, and old Shahbaz Khan was left behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* It was only playing at war, " he said. He longed for a padshah-ki-lerai, a war of kingdoms, " in the old Mahabharat ^tyle. " Sahib, " he said, " I should like to be ip to my knees in gore with thousands of dead Jl round me. " But the old man was born fifteen lyears too soon. He would have been happy in le night attack upon Beit Aieesa, or even erhaps with Shere Ali on the right bank at Iheikh Saad, when the regiment rushed the Turkish trenches. Shere Ali was with the regiment in Egypt, ift t...he canal with them in December, 19 15, md was just in time for the advance from Ali rharbi. Shahbaz Khan came down to the depot 152 THE KHATTAK and dismissed his son with envious blessings. He had dyed his beard a bright red, and he carried himself with a youthful air, hoping that the Colonel might discover some subterfuge by which he could re-emerge on the active list. The Colonel would have given ten of his jiwans for him, and Shahbaz Khan knew it. But the rules were all against him. So the regiment went off to the accompaniment of the dhol and serinai, amidst many loud shouts and salutations, mingled with British cheers, and old Shahbaz Khan was left behind.
What to read after The Sepoy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Candler to read onlineMoreLess
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