True Soldier Gentlemen (Napoleonic War 1)
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He tried again, speaking slowly and clearly in Spanish.
‘These ragamuffins can’t even understand their own damned language,’ said Lieutenant Colonel Moss rather too loudly from behind him. Hanley could see the allied officer understood the tone if not the content of this scornful comment. He bristled, yet was clearly still polite when he spoke. Hanley could understand only a few words. The accent was so strong and so very different to Castilian. He knew that he could gain at least a general unde...rstanding of written Portuguese, but had not been prepared for the difference in sound.
The 106th’s Light Company were providing outposts on the second evening of the march and Moss had been visiting them when a group of armed Portuguese had arrived. They were motley in appearance. Two had faded and patched blue jackets, but most were in simple white smocks. Each wore a broad-brimmed civilian hat, but no two were alike. A few had large feathers of various colours tucked into them. Most of the men had simple hide sandals, leaving their s bare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He tried again, speaking slowly and clearly in Spanish.
‘These ragamuffins can’t even understand their own damned language,’ said Lieutenant Colonel Moss rather too loudly from behind him. Hanley could see the allied officer understood the tone if not the content of this scornful comment. He bristled, yet was clearly still polite when he spoke. Hanley could understand only a few words. The accent was so strong and so very different to Castilian. He knew that he could gain at least a general unde...rstanding of written Portuguese, but had not been prepared for the difference in sound.
The 106th’s Light Company were providing outposts on the second evening of the march and Moss had been visiting them when a group of armed Portuguese had arrived. They were motley in appearance. Two had faded and patched blue jackets, but most were in simple white smocks. Each wore a broad-brimmed civilian hat, but no two were alike. A few had large feathers of various colours tucked into them. Most of the men had simple hide sandals, leaving their s bare.
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