With Methuens Column On An Ambulance Train 8 0
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Hitherto their bullets hadcome from the summits of the hills, and for this reason had not provednearly so effective as a sustained fire from rifles raised, say, aboutfour and a half feet from the ground. It is of course very much harderto hit a moving enemy when you aim from above at a considerable anglethan when you merely hold your rifle steadily at the level of his chestand fire off Mauser cartridges at the rate of twenty a minute. Theenemy's fire was very deadly at the Modder. As Lord Methu...en said in hisdespatch, it was quite unsafe to remain on horseback at 2, 000 yards'range. The result was that our infantry were compelled to lie prone onthe ground, and, without being able to do much by way of retaliation, were exposed for hours to a scathing fusilade from the trenches besidethe river. One poor fellow, of whom I saw a good deal, had been throughthe battle despite the fact that he was suffering great pain fromdysentery. He, together with two friends, lay on the veldt for no lessthan fourteen hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hitherto their bullets hadcome from the summits of the hills, and for this reason had not provednearly so effective as a sustained fire from rifles raised, say, aboutfour and a half feet from the ground. It is of course very much harderto hit a moving enemy when you aim from above at a considerable anglethan when you merely hold your rifle steadily at the level of his chestand fire off Mauser cartridges at the rate of twenty a minute. Theenemy's fire was very deadly at the Modder. As Lord Methu...en said in hisdespatch, it was quite unsafe to remain on horseback at 2, 000 yards'range. The result was that our infantry were compelled to lie prone onthe ground, and, without being able to do much by way of retaliation, were exposed for hours to a scathing fusilade from the trenches besidethe river. One poor fellow, of whom I saw a good deal, had been throughthe battle despite the fact that he was suffering great pain fromdysentery. He, together with two friends, lay on the veldt for no lessthan fourteen hours.
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