With the Zhob Field Force 1890
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The river itself was about five miles distant.
On the 29th and 30th the whole Zhob Field Force, now reunited, halted at Apozai in order that negotiations might be carried on with the Sherani tribesmen of the neighbourhood. I seized the opportunity of the rest to make a series of sketches, including one of Fort Sandeman taken from the east, showing the hill at the top of which a house was being built for Captain Maclvor. There are two other hills behind this, each having its top levelled for a b...uilding. To the south of these are the bazaar (everything therein being at famine prices), the Native Infantry mess-house, and the men's lines.
On the morning of the 30th we had a review before Sir Robert Sandeman of all the troops of the Force and the local garrison, at which many of the maliks of the district were present. In all, 43 British officers and 2656 men of other ranks took part in this parade. After the ii6 THE ZHOB FIELD FORCE march past, on the afternoon of the same day a durbar was held, when Sir Robert Sandeman distributed rewards to Sardar Shing-ul Khan and the other Zhob chiefs who had most heartily co-operated in our arrangements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The river itself was about five miles distant.
On the 29th and 30th the whole Zhob Field Force, now reunited, halted at Apozai in order that negotiations might be carried on with the Sherani tribesmen of the neighbourhood. I seized the opportunity of the rest to make a series of sketches, including one of Fort Sandeman taken from the east, showing the hill at the top of which a house was being built for Captain Maclvor. There are two other hills behind this, each having its top levelled for a b...uilding. To the south of these are the bazaar (everything therein being at famine prices), the Native Infantry mess-house, and the men's lines.
On the morning of the 30th we had a review before Sir Robert Sandeman of all the troops of the Force and the local garrison, at which many of the maliks of the district were present. In all, 43 British officers and 2656 men of other ranks took part in this parade. After the ii6 THE ZHOB FIELD FORCE march past, on the afternoon of the same day a durbar was held, when Sir Robert Sandeman distributed rewards to Sardar Shing-ul Khan and the other Zhob chiefs who had most heartily co-operated in our arrangements.
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