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For any one not a military man this long tedious processionof a moving brigade seems an intricate and unintelligible muddle;one cannot understand why there are so many people round one cannon, and why it is drawn by so many horses in such a strange network ofharness, as though it really were so terrible and heavy. To Ryabovitchit was all perfectly comprehensible and therefore uninteresting. He had known for ever so long why at the head of each battery thererode a stalwart bombardier, and why he... was called a bombardier;immediately behind this bombardier could be seen the horsemen ofthe first and then of the middle units. Ryabovitch knew that thehorses on which they rode, those on the left, were called one name, while those on the right were called another--it was extremelyuninteresting. Behind the horsemen came two shaft-horses. On oneof them sat a rider with the dust of yesterday on his back and aclumsy and funny-looking piece of wood on his leg. Ryabovitch knewthe object of this piece of wood, and did not think it funny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For any one not a military man this long tedious processionof a moving brigade seems an intricate and unintelligible muddle;one cannot understand why there are so many people round one cannon, and why it is drawn by so many horses in such a strange network ofharness, as though it really were so terrible and heavy. To Ryabovitchit was all perfectly comprehensible and therefore uninteresting. He had known for ever so long why at the head of each battery thererode a stalwart bombardier, and why he... was called a bombardier;immediately behind this bombardier could be seen the horsemen ofthe first and then of the middle units. Ryabovitch knew that thehorses on which they rode, those on the left, were called one name, while those on the right were called another--it was extremelyuninteresting. Behind the horsemen came two shaft-horses. On oneof them sat a rider with the dust of yesterday on his back and aclumsy and funny-looking piece of wood on his leg. Ryabovitch knewthe object of this piece of wood, and did not think it funny.
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