A Student in Arms
A Student in Arms
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If old "Waitand See" 'ad been 'ere these last four days 'e wouldn't talk aboutfightin' to the last man!
JINKS. Don't talk stoopid. 'Oo began the bloomin' war? Don't yer knowwhat you're fightin' for? D'you want ter leave the 'Uns in France an'Belgium an' Serbia an' all? It ain't fer us to make peace. It's ferthe 'Uns. An' if you are done in, you got to go under some day. Iain't sure as they ain't the lucky ones what's got it over and donewith. And arter all, it's not us what's not proper. The 'U...ns 'ave 'adtwo fer our one.
ALBERT. They got dug-outs as deep as 'ell, it don't touch 'em.
JINKS. (_but without conviction_). Don't talk silly.
POZZIE. Oi reckon we got to go through with it. But they didn't oughtto give a chap short rations. That's what takes the 'eart out of achap.
XI LETTER TO AN ARMY CHAPLAIN[2] _April 17, 1916. _ Thank you very much for your letter of a week ago, which I shouldhave tried to answer before if I had had time. I am afraid that yourconfidence in me as an oracle will be severely shaken when I confessthat I was once on the eve of being ordained, and that in the endI funked it because it seemed such an awfully difficult job, and Icouldn't see my way to going through with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If old "Waitand See" 'ad been 'ere these last four days 'e wouldn't talk aboutfightin' to the last man!
JINKS. Don't talk stoopid. 'Oo began the bloomin' war? Don't yer knowwhat you're fightin' for? D'you want ter leave the 'Uns in France an'Belgium an' Serbia an' all? It ain't fer us to make peace. It's ferthe 'Uns. An' if you are done in, you got to go under some day. Iain't sure as they ain't the lucky ones what's got it over and donewith. And arter all, it's not us what's not proper. The 'U...ns 'ave 'adtwo fer our one.
ALBERT. They got dug-outs as deep as 'ell, it don't touch 'em.
JINKS. (_but without conviction_). Don't talk silly.
POZZIE. Oi reckon we got to go through with it. But they didn't oughtto give a chap short rations. That's what takes the 'eart out of achap.
XI LETTER TO AN ARMY CHAPLAIN[2] _April 17, 1916. _ Thank you very much for your letter of a week ago, which I shouldhave tried to answer before if I had had time. I am afraid that yourconfidence in me as an oracle will be severely shaken when I confessthat I was once on the eve of being ordained, and that in the endI funked it because it seemed such an awfully difficult job, and Icouldn't see my way to going through with it.
What to read after A Student in Arms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hankey Donald to read onlineMoreLess
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