Told in the East
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No demonstrations, please!" His uplifted left hand was just in time to check a roar of answeringapproval.
"Didn't I tell you so?" exclaimed a gunner to the man beside him in anundertone. "Him leave a white woman to face this sort o' music? He'dfight all India first!" Ten minutes later two companies of men marched out behind the guns, followed by a cart that bore their wounded. As they reached the trunkroad they were saluted by a reverberating blast when the magazine thatthey had fought to hold ...blew skyward. They turned to cheer the explosionand then settled down to march in deadly earnest and, if need be, tofight a rear-guard action all the way.
And in the opposite direction one solitary gunner rode, hell-bent-for-leather, with a note addressed to "O. C. --Jundhra. " It wasshort and to the point. It ran: Have blown up magazine; Mrs. Bellairs at Hanadra; have gone to rescue her. (Signed) A. FORRESTER-CARTER (Col. ) per J. O'Rourke V.
The red glow of barracks burning--an ayah from whom a dagger hasbeen taken locked in another room--the knowledge that there are fiftythousand Aryan brothers, itching to rebel, within a stone's throw--andtwo lone protectors of an alien race intent on torturing a High Priest, each and every one of these is a disturbing feature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No demonstrations, please!" His uplifted left hand was just in time to check a roar of answeringapproval.
"Didn't I tell you so?" exclaimed a gunner to the man beside him in anundertone. "Him leave a white woman to face this sort o' music? He'dfight all India first!" Ten minutes later two companies of men marched out behind the guns, followed by a cart that bore their wounded. As they reached the trunkroad they were saluted by a reverberating blast when the magazine thatthey had fought to hold ...blew skyward. They turned to cheer the explosionand then settled down to march in deadly earnest and, if need be, tofight a rear-guard action all the way.
And in the opposite direction one solitary gunner rode, hell-bent-for-leather, with a note addressed to "O. C. --Jundhra. " It wasshort and to the point. It ran: Have blown up magazine; Mrs. Bellairs at Hanadra; have gone to rescue her. (Signed) A. FORRESTER-CARTER (Col. ) per J. O'Rourke V.
The red glow of barracks burning--an ayah from whom a dagger hasbeen taken locked in another room--the knowledge that there are fiftythousand Aryan brothers, itching to rebel, within a stone's throw--andtwo lone protectors of an alien race intent on torturing a High Priest, each and every one of these is a disturbing feature.
What to read after Told in the East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mundy Talbot to read onlineMoreLess
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