A Wreath of Memories
A Wreath of Memories
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He is a nice man and I should like to pass this exam, if only to satisfy him, as he is very keen on it, and he has certainly taken a lot of trouble, but he is sanguine himself for the above-mentioned reasons.
I was very sorry to see in the last casualty list that I saw, the name Capt. A. C. Gathorne-Hardy, of the Cameronians, and fear this must be young Alfred, but hope it may riot be so, but I am afraid it must be ! Give my love and sympathy to Uncle Alfred and Aunt Isabella if this is so. It ...is when one sees names that one knows and loves like these that we out here feel we are doing so little, and it seems very hard that we may not do more ! At present it is only a lesson in disci- pline, for we all want to go however, one can still hope to do something, as I fear the War is not yet over, 57 GEORGE JOACHIM GOSCHEN.
though things are going better. Any news of Bunt, I wonder ? We have had two cheerful letters from Edgar Burns in the Gulf. Have you seen anything of the Zeppelins ? They seem to have been having some fun in England !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is a nice man and I should like to pass this exam, if only to satisfy him, as he is very keen on it, and he has certainly taken a lot of trouble, but he is sanguine himself for the above-mentioned reasons.
I was very sorry to see in the last casualty list that I saw, the name Capt. A. C. Gathorne-Hardy, of the Cameronians, and fear this must be young Alfred, but hope it may riot be so, but I am afraid it must be ! Give my love and sympathy to Uncle Alfred and Aunt Isabella if this is so. It ...is when one sees names that one knows and loves like these that we out here feel we are doing so little, and it seems very hard that we may not do more ! At present it is only a lesson in disci- pline, for we all want to go however, one can still hope to do something, as I fear the War is not yet over, 57 GEORGE JOACHIM GOSCHEN.
though things are going better. Any news of Bunt, I wonder ? We have had two cheerful letters from Edgar Burns in the Gulf. Have you seen anything of the Zeppelins ? They seem to have been having some fun in England !
What to read after A Wreath of Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Joachim Goschen Goschen to read onlineMoreLess
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