On the Irrawaddy
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" "This is unfortunate, indeed, " the general said, when he had runhis eye over the document.
"Mr. Tollemache, please to ride along the line, and say that thecolumn is not to get into motion until further orders. " Colonel Adair and the other officers of the staff had been on thepoint of mounting, when Stanley rode up. The general called two orthree of the senior officers to him.
"Cotton can neither take Donabew, nor get past it, " he said. "Hereis his despatch. You see, he has lost several off...icers and a goodmany men; and that in the assault on an outlying work, only. I amafraid that there is nothing for us to do, but go back to hisassistance. " "I am afraid not, sir, " Colonel Adair said. "Our supplies arerunning short already and, you see, we decided upon filling up allthe carts at Tharawa, where we made sure that we should be met bythe boats. The country round here has been completely stripped, andit would be a very serious matter to endeavour to advance to Prome, without supplies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "This is unfortunate, indeed, " the general said, when he had runhis eye over the document.
"Mr. Tollemache, please to ride along the line, and say that thecolumn is not to get into motion until further orders. " Colonel Adair and the other officers of the staff had been on thepoint of mounting, when Stanley rode up. The general called two orthree of the senior officers to him.
"Cotton can neither take Donabew, nor get past it, " he said. "Hereis his despatch. You see, he has lost several off...icers and a goodmany men; and that in the assault on an outlying work, only. I amafraid that there is nothing for us to do, but go back to hisassistance. " "I am afraid not, sir, " Colonel Adair said. "Our supplies arerunning short already and, you see, we decided upon filling up allthe carts at Tharawa, where we made sure that we should be met bythe boats. The country round here has been completely stripped, andit would be a very serious matter to endeavour to advance to Prome, without supplies.
What to read after On the Irrawaddy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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