Charles George Gordon
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" A day of agony to me," he begins.
"I am really q^uite exhausted — more mentally than physically. It has indeed been a fearful day ; one nugger nearly sank. It is the violent eddies that are so terrible.
The slightest faltering in the haulers would be fataL Your brother" (he is writing to his sister) "prays the nuggers up as he used to do the troops when they wavered in the breaches in China, but often and often the ropes breat and it has all to be done over again. However, I feel sure that we... shall have fully made known to us the mystery of these matters. Sometimes I think I am punished for some arbitrary act I have been guilty of, for the soldiers have tried me sorely. I do not feel that I ever could do any more work after this command. It certainly takes the edge off one, and adds to one's age." Five days later, when all the native boats have been got over the worst part of the Googi cataract, there is a bit that tells what the strain has been better than long pages of description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A day of agony to me," he begins.
"I am really q^uite exhausted — more mentally than physically. It has indeed been a fearful day ; one nugger nearly sank. It is the violent eddies that are so terrible.
The slightest faltering in the haulers would be fataL Your brother" (he is writing to his sister) "prays the nuggers up as he used to do the troops when they wavered in the breaches in China, but often and often the ropes breat and it has all to be done over again. However, I feel sure that we... shall have fully made known to us the mystery of these matters. Sometimes I think I am punished for some arbitrary act I have been guilty of, for the soldiers have tried me sorely. I do not feel that I ever could do any more work after this command. It certainly takes the edge off one, and adds to one's age." Five days later, when all the native boats have been got over the worst part of the Googi cataract, there is a bit that tells what the strain has been better than long pages of description.
What to read after Charles George Gordon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sir William Francis Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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