With Kitchener to Khartum
With Kitchener to Khartum
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In all dealings with a savage enemy, I suppose the rule holds that it is better and cheaper in the end to attack, and attack, and attack again. All con- siderations of military reputation pleaded unanimously that Mahmud must be destroyed in battle; and at last the army was on the direct road to destroy Digitized by VjOOQ LC XVI CAMEL-COEPS AND CAVALRY " Camel-corps luck/' said the Bimbashi, and smiled bitterly, then swore. * my God, if this is the big show!" Climbing up over sand -bags on to on...e of the gun -platforms of Fort Atbara, we crouched in the embrasure and listened. Boom — boom — boom; veiy faint, but very distinct, and at half-minute intervals.
We had ridden in the day before from the Sirdar's camp up the. Atbara to buy more bottled fruit and, alas! more gin from the Greek shanties on the Nile beach. A convoy, on a similar errand, had been attacked by Dervishes half an hour after we had passed it, yet we heard not a shot To-day, all this way off, we heard plainly : it must be an action indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all dealings with a savage enemy, I suppose the rule holds that it is better and cheaper in the end to attack, and attack, and attack again. All con- siderations of military reputation pleaded unanimously that Mahmud must be destroyed in battle; and at last the army was on the direct road to destroy Digitized by VjOOQ LC XVI CAMEL-COEPS AND CAVALRY " Camel-corps luck/' said the Bimbashi, and smiled bitterly, then swore. * my God, if this is the big show!" Climbing up over sand -bags on to on...e of the gun -platforms of Fort Atbara, we crouched in the embrasure and listened. Boom — boom — boom; veiy faint, but very distinct, and at half-minute intervals.
We had ridden in the day before from the Sirdar's camp up the. Atbara to buy more bottled fruit and, alas! more gin from the Greek shanties on the Nile beach. A convoy, on a similar errand, had been attacked by Dervishes half an hour after we had passed it, yet we heard not a shot To-day, all this way off, we heard plainly : it must be an action indeed.
What to read after With Kitchener to Khartum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Warrington Steevens to read onlineMoreLess
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