A People At School
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The Government gave them help.
It was very different there from Kyaukse. We lived in monasteries on a hill above the town surrounded by a breastwork. Sentries and pickets were on duty day and night. Sometimes the fort was fired into.
Beyond the fort lay undulating barren ground with thorns and thin grass, through which roads led on to the inner country. In Kyaukse we rode out every morning whither we would, spearing the half- wild village dogs for want of pigs, and never thinking of danger.
In ...Shemmaga no one was allowed to pass beyond the pickets. The whole country inland was ablaze.
I was by title subdivisional officer. Now a sub- divisional officer in a settled country has many duties.
He is in charge of a large area of country. He sees to the collection of the revenue, he checks the assessments, he recommends remissions.
He is a magistrate, and he tries all cases but the petty ones, which go to his subordinates, or the big ones, which go to the Sessions Court. He is a civil judge to try civil cases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Government gave them help.
It was very different there from Kyaukse. We lived in monasteries on a hill above the town surrounded by a breastwork. Sentries and pickets were on duty day and night. Sometimes the fort was fired into.
Beyond the fort lay undulating barren ground with thorns and thin grass, through which roads led on to the inner country. In Kyaukse we rode out every morning whither we would, spearing the half- wild village dogs for want of pigs, and never thinking of danger.
In ...Shemmaga no one was allowed to pass beyond the pickets. The whole country inland was ablaze.
I was by title subdivisional officer. Now a sub- divisional officer in a settled country has many duties.
He is in charge of a large area of country. He sees to the collection of the revenue, he checks the assessments, he recommends remissions.
He is a magistrate, and he tries all cases but the petty ones, which go to his subordinates, or the big ones, which go to the Sessions Court. He is a civil judge to try civil cases.
What to read after A People At School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Harold Fielding to read onlineMoreLess
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