With the Turks in Thrace
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I am unable to say to which army they belonged. It was a pathetic sight to watch the blue-coated gendarmes doing their best to keep off the invaders with rifles out of date twenty years ago, and sending up great columns of smoke after each discharge.
The Bulgarians developed a strong attack on the west of the town over ground which gave them considerable cover, but the Turkish regulars in this quarter vahantly held their A HOT CORNER 237 own, encouraged rather than materially assisted by the de...afening broadsides from the " Masudia, " which fired all her guns at objects the marksmen could not possibly see, and with little harm to the enemy, but which only served still further to terrify the good citizens. In fact, it seemed as if the Turkish sailors, in their efforts to reach the enemy, would blow off the upper stories of the houses near the seashore, and some of the Consuls, to avoid this contingency, took down their flags, which were facing landwards, and hoisted them seawards, to remind the '* Masudia, " which was evidently revelling in this opportunity of distinguishing herself, of her international responsibilities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am unable to say to which army they belonged. It was a pathetic sight to watch the blue-coated gendarmes doing their best to keep off the invaders with rifles out of date twenty years ago, and sending up great columns of smoke after each discharge.
The Bulgarians developed a strong attack on the west of the town over ground which gave them considerable cover, but the Turkish regulars in this quarter vahantly held their A HOT CORNER 237 own, encouraged rather than materially assisted by the de...afening broadsides from the " Masudia, " which fired all her guns at objects the marksmen could not possibly see, and with little harm to the enemy, but which only served still further to terrify the good citizens. In fact, it seemed as if the Turkish sailors, in their efforts to reach the enemy, would blow off the upper stories of the houses near the seashore, and some of the Consuls, to avoid this contingency, took down their flags, which were facing landwards, and hoisted them seawards, to remind the '* Masudia, " which was evidently revelling in this opportunity of distinguishing herself, of her international responsibilities.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Ashmead Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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