A Beau Sabreur Maurice De Saxe Marshal of France His Loves His Laurels And H
A Beau Sabreur Maurice De Saxe Marshal of France His Loves His Laurels And H
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To rule men you must be irreproachable. " I replied that I joyfully accepted the favourable omen he mentioned, and would profit by his advice. He embraced me a second time and I returned to the ranks.
The same evening Schulenburg presented me to the officers, and I gave a supper of a hundred covers. The next morning the army proceeded on the road to Flanders, I marching on foot. My colonel, M. De Preuss, although quite an old man, kept me company with some other officers. To amuse me he placed ...a player on the bag-pipes at the head of the battalion and some soldiers who excelled in singing comic songs. Their repertoire was soon learnt by the others, who joined in the chorus at the end of each verse. Never since that day have I seen troops march so gaily. Also there was not a single deserter. In the end, however, I could not support the fatigue of the march ; my feet had sores in twenty places, and my shoulder was black and blue from the weight of my gun. For some days I was obliged to ride, but the soldiers made fun of me, and just as soon as I possibly could I resumed my place among them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To rule men you must be irreproachable. " I replied that I joyfully accepted the favourable omen he mentioned, and would profit by his advice. He embraced me a second time and I returned to the ranks.
The same evening Schulenburg presented me to the officers, and I gave a supper of a hundred covers. The next morning the army proceeded on the road to Flanders, I marching on foot. My colonel, M. De Preuss, although quite an old man, kept me company with some other officers. To amuse me he placed ...a player on the bag-pipes at the head of the battalion and some soldiers who excelled in singing comic songs. Their repertoire was soon learnt by the others, who joined in the chorus at the end of each verse. Never since that day have I seen troops march so gaily. Also there was not a single deserter. In the end, however, I could not support the fatigue of the march ; my feet had sores in twenty places, and my shoulder was black and blue from the weight of my gun. For some days I was obliged to ride, but the soldiers made fun of me, and just as soon as I possibly could I resumed my place among them.
What to read after A Beau Sabreur Maurice De Saxe Marshal of France His Loves His Laurels And H?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W R H William Rutherford Hayes Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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