With Steyn And De Wet
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No sooner had I thrown my wire over the line than I again heard Britishand Dutch signals intermingled. Good! My message was safe.
The Kafir shinned up the pole and cut the wire, permitting the Britishsignals only to come through. I listened intently to the various more orless interesting messages being exchanged by the enemy. Presently a newand stronger note broke in-- "Hello! Here, Sergeant-Major Devons. Who are you?" Devons? Those are the fellows that we fought at Ladysmith. But what--howcome...s he here? Listen---- "Here, Heilbron. We're just waiting to leave. Crowds of Boers on thehills. " "Ah! I say, I've pushed on, quite by myself, for fully twelve miles, "said the hoarse note of the non-com. 's vibrator. "When I reachedRoberts' Horse the chief said I was d----d lucky to get through!" "Good on you!" replied his admiring hearer. "This is a bit differentfrom old Tyneside, ain't it?" "Cheer up; we shall soon be in Pretoria. " "Confound you!" said I, dashing my fist on the key, "you're not thereyet!" To prevent myself from interrupting them, advertently or otherwise, Ihad taken the precaution to disconnect the battery, so my littleoutbreak did no harm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No sooner had I thrown my wire over the line than I again heard Britishand Dutch signals intermingled. Good! My message was safe.
The Kafir shinned up the pole and cut the wire, permitting the Britishsignals only to come through. I listened intently to the various more orless interesting messages being exchanged by the enemy. Presently a newand stronger note broke in-- "Hello! Here, Sergeant-Major Devons. Who are you?" Devons? Those are the fellows that we fought at Ladysmith. But what--howcome...s he here? Listen---- "Here, Heilbron. We're just waiting to leave. Crowds of Boers on thehills. " "Ah! I say, I've pushed on, quite by myself, for fully twelve miles, "said the hoarse note of the non-com. 's vibrator. "When I reachedRoberts' Horse the chief said I was d----d lucky to get through!" "Good on you!" replied his admiring hearer. "This is a bit differentfrom old Tyneside, ain't it?" "Cheer up; we shall soon be in Pretoria. " "Confound you!" said I, dashing my fist on the key, "you're not thereyet!" To prevent myself from interrupting them, advertently or otherwise, Ihad taken the precaution to disconnect the battery, so my littleoutbreak did no harm.
What to read after With Steyn And De Wet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pienaar Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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