Beneath the Banner 8 4
Beneath the Banner 8 4
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" Upon this his Majesty gave up the idea of frightening him.
At the end of 1879 Gordon was free from the Soudan for the secondtime. In 1876 he had left it, as he thought, for good; but, as itturned out, it was only for a few weeks' holiday in England, and thenback to quell the rebellion.
Even now it was destined that he should soon return once again andfinally. But during the breathing time that now came to him, so farfrom leading an easy life or "never getting up till noon, " he was inall part...s of the world, from China to the Cape, from Ireland to India, still on the old mission of endeavouring to do a little good whereverhe was.
Leopold II. , King of the Belgians, who had a profound regard forGordon, greatly desired that he should go out to the Congo; and inJanuary, 1884, he was just preparing to start in his Majesty's servicewhen on the 17th of that month a telegram from Lord Wolseley arrived, asking him to return to England.
At six o'clock next morning he was in London; and the same day, havingreceived instructions from the Government, he was on his way for thelast time to Khartoum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Upon this his Majesty gave up the idea of frightening him.
At the end of 1879 Gordon was free from the Soudan for the secondtime. In 1876 he had left it, as he thought, for good; but, as itturned out, it was only for a few weeks' holiday in England, and thenback to quell the rebellion.
Even now it was destined that he should soon return once again andfinally. But during the breathing time that now came to him, so farfrom leading an easy life or "never getting up till noon, " he was inall part...s of the world, from China to the Cape, from Ireland to India, still on the old mission of endeavouring to do a little good whereverhe was.
Leopold II. , King of the Belgians, who had a profound regard forGordon, greatly desired that he should go out to the Congo; and inJanuary, 1884, he was just preparing to start in his Majesty's servicewhen on the 17th of that month a telegram from Lord Wolseley arrived, asking him to return to England.
At six o'clock next morning he was in London; and the same day, havingreceived instructions from the Government, he was on his way for thelast time to Khartoum.
What to read after Beneath the Banner 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cross F. J. to read onlineMoreLess
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