Bole Ponjis Containing the Tale of the Buccaneer a Bottle of Red Ink the Dec
Bole Ponjis Containing the Tale of the Buccaneer a Bottle of Red Ink the Dec
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Sheridan, in the "Critic, " calls "a very fine waist- coat " After all, the sentiment of that unimpugnable mili- tary authority, Captain Dugald Dalgetty, may be con- sidered as the most consolatory and comfortable for all parties. "Storms, onslaughts, massacres, " says this worthy individual, " the burning of suburbs, are a soldier's daily work, and are justified by the necessity of the case, seeing that they are done in the course of duty. For burning of suburbs in particular, it may be said t...hat they are traitors and cut-throats to all forti- fied towns. Hence it is plain, that a soldier's is a profession peculiarly favoured by Heaven, seeing that we may hope for salvation, although we daily commit actions of so great violence. " But return we to the King and his host, to whom his Highness had first communicated the pleasing AGINCOtJET. 239 intelligence that they were, in comparison with the R-enchmen, as one to ten, exhorting them at the same time to "be not amazed, " a thing infinitely less easy to practise than to preach on such occasions ; at least it is our humble but earnest impression that the majority of warriors, however pugnaciously disposed, would feel very particularly "amazed" if they were collectively apprized that on the morrow following each was on his own special behoof, and for his own peculiar content- ment, to do battle with ten gentlemen armed in proof, and possessing all the will in the world to send their opponent out of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sheridan, in the "Critic, " calls "a very fine waist- coat " After all, the sentiment of that unimpugnable mili- tary authority, Captain Dugald Dalgetty, may be con- sidered as the most consolatory and comfortable for all parties. "Storms, onslaughts, massacres, " says this worthy individual, " the burning of suburbs, are a soldier's daily work, and are justified by the necessity of the case, seeing that they are done in the course of duty. For burning of suburbs in particular, it may be said t...hat they are traitors and cut-throats to all forti- fied towns. Hence it is plain, that a soldier's is a profession peculiarly favoured by Heaven, seeing that we may hope for salvation, although we daily commit actions of so great violence. " But return we to the King and his host, to whom his Highness had first communicated the pleasing AGINCOtJET. 239 intelligence that they were, in comparison with the R-enchmen, as one to ten, exhorting them at the same time to "be not amazed, " a thing infinitely less easy to practise than to preach on such occasions ; at least it is our humble but earnest impression that the majority of warriors, however pugnaciously disposed, would feel very particularly "amazed" if they were collectively apprized that on the morrow following each was on his own special behoof, and for his own peculiar content- ment, to do battle with ten gentlemen armed in proof, and possessing all the will in the world to send their opponent out of it.
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