Under Two Flags: a Novel
Under Two Flags: a Novel
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Every rood of the road was sown thick with peril ; no frowning ledge of rock, with pine-roots in its clefts, but might serve as the barricade behind which some foe lurked ; no knot of cypress-shrubs, black even on that black sheet of shadow, but might be pierced with the steel tubes of leveled waiting muskets.
Pillaging, burning, devastating wherever they could, in what was to them a holy war of resistance to the in- fidel and the invader, the predatory tribes had broken U.-«4 «^ Under Two Flag...s out into a revolt which the rout of Zaraila, heavy blow though it had been to them, had by no means ended.
They were still in aims, infesting the country every- where southward, defying regular pursuit, impervious to regular attacks, canying on the harassing guerrilla war- fare at which they were such adepts, and causing thus to their Frankish foe more irritation and more loss ihan decisive engagements would have produced. They feared nothing, had nothing to lose, and could subsist almost upon nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every rood of the road was sown thick with peril ; no frowning ledge of rock, with pine-roots in its clefts, but might serve as the barricade behind which some foe lurked ; no knot of cypress-shrubs, black even on that black sheet of shadow, but might be pierced with the steel tubes of leveled waiting muskets.
Pillaging, burning, devastating wherever they could, in what was to them a holy war of resistance to the in- fidel and the invader, the predatory tribes had broken U.-«4 «^ Under Two Flag...s out into a revolt which the rout of Zaraila, heavy blow though it had been to them, had by no means ended.
They were still in aims, infesting the country every- where southward, defying regular pursuit, impervious to regular attacks, canying on the harassing guerrilla war- fare at which they were such adepts, and causing thus to their Frankish foe more irritation and more loss ihan decisive engagements would have produced. They feared nothing, had nothing to lose, and could subsist almost upon nothing.
What to read after Under Two Flags: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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