Charles Omalley volume 2 8 4
Charles Omalley volume 2 8 4
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What aslashing pace for a heavy fellow!" This observation was made withreference to a well-known officer on the commander-in-chief's staff, whoseweight--some two and twenty stone--never was any impediment to his boldriding.
"Egad, O'Malley, you'll soon be as pretty a light-weight as our friendyonder. Ah, there's a storm going on there! Here comes the colonel!" "Well, O'Malley, are you come back to us? Happy to see you, boy! Hopewe shall not lose you again in a hurry! We can't spare the scapegra...ces!There's plenty of skirmishing going on! Crawfurd always asks for thescapegraces for the pickets!" I shook my gallant colonel's hand, while I acknowledged, as best I might, his ambiguous compliment.
"I say, lads, " resumed the colonel, "squad your men and form on the road!Lord Wellington's coming down this way to have a look at you! O'Malley, Ihave General Crawfurd's orders to offer you your old appointment on hisstaff; without you prefer to remaining with the regiment!" "I can never be sufficiently grateful, sir, to the general: but, in fact--Ithink--that is, I believe--" "You'd rather be among your own fellows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What aslashing pace for a heavy fellow!" This observation was made withreference to a well-known officer on the commander-in-chief's staff, whoseweight--some two and twenty stone--never was any impediment to his boldriding.
"Egad, O'Malley, you'll soon be as pretty a light-weight as our friendyonder. Ah, there's a storm going on there! Here comes the colonel!" "Well, O'Malley, are you come back to us? Happy to see you, boy! Hopewe shall not lose you again in a hurry! We can't spare the scapegra...ces!There's plenty of skirmishing going on! Crawfurd always asks for thescapegraces for the pickets!" I shook my gallant colonel's hand, while I acknowledged, as best I might, his ambiguous compliment.
"I say, lads, " resumed the colonel, "squad your men and form on the road!Lord Wellington's coming down this way to have a look at you! O'Malley, Ihave General Crawfurd's orders to offer you your old appointment on hisstaff; without you prefer to remaining with the regiment!" "I can never be sufficiently grateful, sir, to the general: but, in fact--Ithink--that is, I believe--" "You'd rather be among your own fellows.
What to read after Charles Omalley volume 2 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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