The Wandering Jew — volume 01
The Wandering Jew — volume 01
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Seeing that our men wavered fora moment, for they were inferior in number, and the Englishreinforcements consisted of fresh troops, I charged at the head of ourweak reserve of cavalry. The old prince was in the centre, fighting, ashe always fights, intrepidly; his son, Djalma, scarcely eighteen, asbrave as his father, did not leave my side. In the hottest part of theengagement, my horse was killed under me, and rolling over into a ravine, along the edge of which I was riding, I found myself so ...awkwardlyentangled beneath him, that for an instant I thought my thigh wasbroken. " "Poor father!" said Blanche.
"This time, happily, nothing more dangerous ensued thanks to Djalma! Yousee, Dagobert, " added Rose, "that I remember the name. " And she continuedto read, "The English thought--and a very flattering opinion it was--that, if theycould kill me, they would make short work of the prince's army. So aSepoy officer, with five or six irregulars--cowardly, ferociousplunderers--seeing me roll down the ravine, threw themselves into it todespatch me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeing that our men wavered fora moment, for they were inferior in number, and the Englishreinforcements consisted of fresh troops, I charged at the head of ourweak reserve of cavalry. The old prince was in the centre, fighting, ashe always fights, intrepidly; his son, Djalma, scarcely eighteen, asbrave as his father, did not leave my side. In the hottest part of theengagement, my horse was killed under me, and rolling over into a ravine, along the edge of which I was riding, I found myself so ...awkwardlyentangled beneath him, that for an instant I thought my thigh wasbroken. " "Poor father!" said Blanche.
"This time, happily, nothing more dangerous ensued thanks to Djalma! Yousee, Dagobert, " added Rose, "that I remember the name. " And she continuedto read, "The English thought--and a very flattering opinion it was--that, if theycould kill me, they would make short work of the prince's army. So aSepoy officer, with five or six irregulars--cowardly, ferociousplunderers--seeing me roll down the ravine, threw themselves into it todespatch me.
What to read after The Wandering Jew — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Eugène to read onlineMoreLess
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