A Wounded Name
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The veteran who served as presidentof the Nevins' court was in far Arizona, and Blake, sound of heart, ifnot of head, was under a cloud at Yuma. His forceful expressionsconcerning the imbecility of department officials led to his beingconfined very closely to company work and minor, yet exacting, dutiesat the post, all because of his abandonment of Lieutenant Loring at acritical moment, said the few defenders of the department's letter tothe post commander on that subject. "All because of his t...oo vehementdefense of Loring, " said everybody else.
With feverish eagerness, Loring awaited the sailing of the next steamer. Every item for which he stood accountable was then at his office, invoices and receipts made out in full. Nothing was needed but theofficer designated to relieve him. The Columbia was to leave onSaturday, and up to Thursday evening no relief had appeared. Fridaymorning the adjutant-general received a written communication, mostrespectful yet urgent in terms, requesting that the officer might bedesignated without further delay, and as no answer was received up tonoon, Loring followed it with a personal call upon the chief of staff, who said the General had the matter under advisement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The veteran who served as presidentof the Nevins' court was in far Arizona, and Blake, sound of heart, ifnot of head, was under a cloud at Yuma. His forceful expressionsconcerning the imbecility of department officials led to his beingconfined very closely to company work and minor, yet exacting, dutiesat the post, all because of his abandonment of Lieutenant Loring at acritical moment, said the few defenders of the department's letter tothe post commander on that subject. "All because of his t...oo vehementdefense of Loring, " said everybody else.
With feverish eagerness, Loring awaited the sailing of the next steamer. Every item for which he stood accountable was then at his office, invoices and receipts made out in full. Nothing was needed but theofficer designated to relieve him. The Columbia was to leave onSaturday, and up to Thursday evening no relief had appeared. Fridaymorning the adjutant-general received a written communication, mostrespectful yet urgent in terms, requesting that the officer might bedesignated without further delay, and as no answer was received up tonoon, Loring followed it with a personal call upon the chief of staff, who said the General had the matter under advisement.
What to read after A Wounded Name?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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