For Fortune And Glory
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" Kavanagh pocketed his new watch, held out his hand, which the old mangrasped, across the counter, and walked away murmuring, "Good old chap!" It was still early in the afternoon, so to complete all his business atonce he walked back to the chambers, took his sword, which he had notparted with, packed it up in brown paper, and directed it to TomStrachan. Then he wrote this letter:-- "Dear Tom, --When I joined the Militia I hoped that it was a stepping- stone to the Line, so I would not have a ...tailor's sword, but indulged in the expensive luxury of a good one. Accept it, old fellow, with all sorts of congratulations and good wishes. `The property of a gentleman, having no further use for it, ' eh? I must poke my way to fame with a bayonet, if I am to get there, instead of carving it with a sword. Thank your people for their kindness to me. --Yours, etcetera. " "By-the-by, " he soliloquised, when he had stuck and directed thisepistle, "I have not sent in the resignation of my commission yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Kavanagh pocketed his new watch, held out his hand, which the old mangrasped, across the counter, and walked away murmuring, "Good old chap!" It was still early in the afternoon, so to complete all his business atonce he walked back to the chambers, took his sword, which he had notparted with, packed it up in brown paper, and directed it to TomStrachan. Then he wrote this letter:-- "Dear Tom, --When I joined the Militia I hoped that it was a stepping- stone to the Line, so I would not have a ...tailor's sword, but indulged in the expensive luxury of a good one. Accept it, old fellow, with all sorts of congratulations and good wishes. `The property of a gentleman, having no further use for it, ' eh? I must poke my way to fame with a bayonet, if I am to get there, instead of carving it with a sword. Thank your people for their kindness to me. --Yours, etcetera. " "By-the-by, " he soliloquised, when he had stuck and directed thisepistle, "I have not sent in the resignation of my commission yet.
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