A Trooper Galahad
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There, her own heart sorely wrung, Mrs. Blythe was doing her utmost to comfort weeping Ada, whose burly little brother was fortunately too young to feel the desolation of their position. But, flat on his back, Barclay had pencilled to the loving-hearted woman a little note that bore her a world of comfort, despite the suffering imposed by a mandate to reveal its contents to no one but her husband; for when a woman has news good news, great news to tell, a husband falls far short of the demands ...of the situation. Barclay s wound had been dangerous at the time, mainly because the bullet had grazed an artery below the knee and brought on profuse j_g2 4 TROOPER GALAHAD. Bleeding that, unnoticed in the excitement of the running fight, sapped him of his strength and left him swooning; but Collabone and his assist ant declared it healing perfectly and that not even a limp would remain to betray It. One week from the day of the spirited skirmish in which he had played so prominent and gallant a part, Sir Galahad was lifted into the ambulance and started for Worth at the very moment the general com manding the department was forwarding to Wash ington his report of the affair, urgently recom mending the bestowal of a brevet upon the new captain of "D" Troop and a pension upon the children of his whole-souled, hapless predecessor; but, coupling his recommendations with ill-con sidered yet natural reference to the injustice with which Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Lawrence had been treated, he succeeded only in, entombing the paper in some private pigeon-hole, whence it was resurrected long months ^after, too late to be of use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, her own heart sorely wrung, Mrs. Blythe was doing her utmost to comfort weeping Ada, whose burly little brother was fortunately too young to feel the desolation of their position. But, flat on his back, Barclay had pencilled to the loving-hearted woman a little note that bore her a world of comfort, despite the suffering imposed by a mandate to reveal its contents to no one but her husband; for when a woman has news good news, great news to tell, a husband falls far short of the demands ...of the situation. Barclay s wound had been dangerous at the time, mainly because the bullet had grazed an artery below the knee and brought on profuse j_g2 4 TROOPER GALAHAD. Bleeding that, unnoticed in the excitement of the running fight, sapped him of his strength and left him swooning; but Collabone and his assist ant declared it healing perfectly and that not even a limp would remain to betray It. One week from the day of the spirited skirmish in which he had played so prominent and gallant a part, Sir Galahad was lifted into the ambulance and started for Worth at the very moment the general com manding the department was forwarding to Wash ington his report of the affair, urgently recom mending the bestowal of a brevet upon the new captain of "D" Troop and a pension upon the children of his whole-souled, hapless predecessor; but, coupling his recommendations with ill-con sidered yet natural reference to the injustice with which Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Lawrence had been treated, he succeeded only in, entombing the paper in some private pigeon-hole, whence it was resurrected long months ^after, too late to be of use.
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