The Siege of Kimberley 8 7
The Siege of Kimberley 8 7
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On the journey he divided his force andleft half of it with a Maxim at a Mr. Fenn's farm. The jolly Boers hadevidently, and not unnaturally, assumed that they had cured us of ourweakness for meanderings. An attack was the last thing they looked for, and Chamier got well within range of the great camp unobserved. And thenthe battle began. The enemy, taken by surprise, suffered much in theirefforts to regain their trenches. In the meantime a large party of Boersfrom a neighbouring arc of the circ...le that encompassed Kimberley wereendeavouring to cut off Chamier's retreat. But it was with tactics ofthis sort that the men at Fenn's were instructed to deal; and they diddeal with them, effectually. Unconscious of hidden danger, theunsuspecting Boers in the course of their operations drew near to thefarm. And it was then, and not till then, that into their midst came ashower of bullets that spoiled their plans. In the _melee_ a Boer horse(a plump one) was triumphantly captured and preserved for dissection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the journey he divided his force andleft half of it with a Maxim at a Mr. Fenn's farm. The jolly Boers hadevidently, and not unnaturally, assumed that they had cured us of ourweakness for meanderings. An attack was the last thing they looked for, and Chamier got well within range of the great camp unobserved. And thenthe battle began. The enemy, taken by surprise, suffered much in theirefforts to regain their trenches. In the meantime a large party of Boersfrom a neighbouring arc of the circ...le that encompassed Kimberley wereendeavouring to cut off Chamier's retreat. But it was with tactics ofthis sort that the men at Fenn's were instructed to deal; and they diddeal with them, effectually. Unconscious of hidden danger, theunsuspecting Boers in the course of their operations drew near to thefarm. And it was then, and not till then, that into their midst came ashower of bullets that spoiled their plans. In the _melee_ a Boer horse(a plump one) was triumphantly captured and preserved for dissection.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phelan T. to read onlineMoreLess
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