Two Months in Arrah in 1857
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" Luckily for us and for some of them, they did not venture on a close attack.
" The thing which gave us most apprehension was the mine, which we knew was advancing, but could not prevent its progress, though we countermined under the foundation of the house, and as we afterwards found, our excava- tion was immediately beneath that of the enemy. The last day or two of the siege, the mutineers confined themselves to firing a few rifle shots from the top of the opposite house, and to keep- ing up... a pretty constant cannonade ; no one of us however, was hurt, though an Englishman, TWO MONTHS IN ARRAH. 51 (Mr. Hoyle) was struck on the chest by a spent bullet, which had previously passed through a thick door and a mattrass ; he was consider- ably surprised for the moment, though the ball failed to raze the skin.
" The discomforts of Our situation were much aggravated by the vicinity of four dead horses, which, when living, some short-sighted mortals had tied up to be ready in case flight were prac- ticable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Luckily for us and for some of them, they did not venture on a close attack.
" The thing which gave us most apprehension was the mine, which we knew was advancing, but could not prevent its progress, though we countermined under the foundation of the house, and as we afterwards found, our excava- tion was immediately beneath that of the enemy. The last day or two of the siege, the mutineers confined themselves to firing a few rifle shots from the top of the opposite house, and to keep- ing up... a pretty constant cannonade ; no one of us however, was hurt, though an Englishman, TWO MONTHS IN ARRAH. 51 (Mr. Hoyle) was struck on the chest by a spent bullet, which had previously passed through a thick door and a mattrass ; he was consider- ably surprised for the moment, though the ball failed to raze the skin.
" The discomforts of Our situation were much aggravated by the vicinity of four dead horses, which, when living, some short-sighted mortals had tied up to be ready in case flight were prac- ticable.
What to read after Two Months in Arrah in 1857?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John James Halls to read onlineMoreLess
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