Indiscreet Letters From Peking
Indiscreet Letters From Peking
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It is onlywhen you have been through it that you understand what you can endure.
All this was some days ago, and was really nothing to what we had theday before yesterday, which happened to be the 1st of July.
The Chinese artillery practice, although poor, the guns and shellsbeing hopelessly ancient, had become so annoying and so distressingthat it was determined to adopt a policy of reprisals, taking the formof sorties, and by bayonetting the gunners and damaging the guns if wecould not drag t...hem off, to induce the enemy to make his offensiveless galling. The ball was opened by an attack which was miserablyconducted on the selfsame gun that had so harshly treated that littlepost I have described a few days before. On the 1st of the month, Lieutenant P----, the commander of the Italian hillock, laid a plan ofsortie before headquarters to which consent was given. Supported byBritish marines and volunteers, the Italians were to make a sortie inforce from their position and seize the gun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is onlywhen you have been through it that you understand what you can endure.
All this was some days ago, and was really nothing to what we had theday before yesterday, which happened to be the 1st of July.
The Chinese artillery practice, although poor, the guns and shellsbeing hopelessly ancient, had become so annoying and so distressingthat it was determined to adopt a policy of reprisals, taking the formof sorties, and by bayonetting the gunners and damaging the guns if wecould not drag t...hem off, to induce the enemy to make his offensiveless galling. The ball was opened by an attack which was miserablyconducted on the selfsame gun that had so harshly treated that littlepost I have described a few days before. On the 1st of the month, Lieutenant P----, the commander of the Italian hillock, laid a plan ofsortie before headquarters to which consent was given. Supported byBritish marines and volunteers, the Italians were to make a sortie inforce from their position and seize the gun.
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