A Diary of the Great Warr
A Diary of the Great Warr
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her dancing is naught but kicking and posturing, and as for her figure and her legs, for all her showing of them so freely, I would not compare them with Bet's when she was of the Gaiety chorus, and did first catch me.
At the club this day Generall Pirpleton tells June 10 me that Marshall French did come back from France with Asquith, and a friend of the Generall's sees my Lord Kitchener come from French's house by Lancaster Gate ; so from this Pirpleton thinks the two of them be now good frien...ds enough, which I was glad to hear. Also he hears that Sir H. Smith-Dorrien, the generall, is in England, having given up his command of his army in France ; but whether this is of his own choice, or through his falling at oddes with Sir J. French, or his being wanted to lead over a new army into France, or what is the reason of it, God knows. Sir M. Levison, very civilly, brings his big motor coach, and carries my wife and me to Kew, where we saw the rhododendrons in the King's gardens, most splendid to see beyond everything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
her dancing is naught but kicking and posturing, and as for her figure and her legs, for all her showing of them so freely, I would not compare them with Bet's when she was of the Gaiety chorus, and did first catch me.
At the club this day Generall Pirpleton tells June 10 me that Marshall French did come back from France with Asquith, and a friend of the Generall's sees my Lord Kitchener come from French's house by Lancaster Gate ; so from this Pirpleton thinks the two of them be now good frien...ds enough, which I was glad to hear. Also he hears that Sir H. Smith-Dorrien, the generall, is in England, having given up his command of his army in France ; but whether this is of his own choice, or through his falling at oddes with Sir J. French, or his being wanted to lead over a new army into France, or what is the reason of it, God knows. Sir M. Levison, very civilly, brings his big motor coach, and carries my wife and me to Kew, where we saw the rhododendrons in the King's gardens, most splendid to see beyond everything.
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