With Bothas Army
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When hope runs high, things little in themselves assume enormous proportions, and the wagons and water-carts were to us on this occasion what a straw is said to be to a drowning man. And we were drown- ing, drowning in a sea of despondency. A month of unremitting sandstorm, relieved, if that be the expression, by three or four A NIGHT RIDE, AND AFTER 115 hopelessly blank expeditions, had reduced us to the condition, almost, of believing that there really were no Germans in the country. And now ...we were being sent out with water- carts and wagons. We had never had them before ; therefore— our logic will not, per- haps be altogether clear to any one who has not experienced similar hopes and fears— therefore there must be Germans at the end of our journey.
Where, before, we had ridden all through the night, only, apparently, for the pleasure of riding back again on the following day, midnight, on this occasion, found us at Kolmanskuppe being guided by drowsy in- fantry pickets to horse -lines already pre- pared for us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When hope runs high, things little in themselves assume enormous proportions, and the wagons and water-carts were to us on this occasion what a straw is said to be to a drowning man. And we were drown- ing, drowning in a sea of despondency. A month of unremitting sandstorm, relieved, if that be the expression, by three or four A NIGHT RIDE, AND AFTER 115 hopelessly blank expeditions, had reduced us to the condition, almost, of believing that there really were no Germans in the country. And now ...we were being sent out with water- carts and wagons. We had never had them before ; therefore— our logic will not, per- haps be altogether clear to any one who has not experienced similar hopes and fears— therefore there must be Germans at the end of our journey.
Where, before, we had ridden all through the night, only, apparently, for the pleasure of riding back again on the following day, midnight, on this occasion, found us at Kolmanskuppe being guided by drowsy in- fantry pickets to horse -lines already pre- pared for us.
What to read after With Bothas Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J P Kay Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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