A Changed Man; And Other Tales
A Changed Man; And Other Tales
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Notthat the sergeant was ever in a battle bigger than would go into a half-acre paddock, that's true. Still, his soul ought to hae as good a chanceas another man's, all the same, hey?' Richard replied that he was quite of the same opinion. 'What d'ye say tolifting up a carrel over his grave, as 'tis Christmas, and no hurry tobegin down in parish, and 'twouldn't take up ten minutes, and not a soulup here to say us nay, or know anything about it?' Lot nodded assent. 'The man ought to hae his chan...ces, ' he repeated.
'Ye may as well spet upon his grave, for all the good we shall do en bywhat we lift up, now he's got so far, ' said Notton, the clarionet man andprofessed sceptic of the choir. 'But I'm agreed if the rest be. ' They thereupon placed themselves in a semicircle by the newly stirredearth, and roused the dull air with the well-known Number Sixteen oftheir collection, which Lot gave out as being the one he thought bestsuited to the occasion and the mood He comes' the pri'-soners to' re-lease', In Sa'-tan's bon'-dage held'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notthat the sergeant was ever in a battle bigger than would go into a half-acre paddock, that's true. Still, his soul ought to hae as good a chanceas another man's, all the same, hey?' Richard replied that he was quite of the same opinion. 'What d'ye say tolifting up a carrel over his grave, as 'tis Christmas, and no hurry tobegin down in parish, and 'twouldn't take up ten minutes, and not a soulup here to say us nay, or know anything about it?' Lot nodded assent. 'The man ought to hae his chan...ces, ' he repeated.
'Ye may as well spet upon his grave, for all the good we shall do en bywhat we lift up, now he's got so far, ' said Notton, the clarionet man andprofessed sceptic of the choir. 'But I'm agreed if the rest be. ' They thereupon placed themselves in a semicircle by the newly stirredearth, and roused the dull air with the well-known Number Sixteen oftheir collection, which Lot gave out as being the one he thought bestsuited to the occasion and the mood He comes' the pri'-soners to' re-lease', In Sa'-tan's bon'-dage held'.
What to read after A Changed Man; And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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