Gleanings And Remarks Collected During Many Months of Residence At Buenos Ayres
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In order to get free from so many restraints as were prescribed for officers in the college, and to have a wider range for observation, I got permission to join some who were resident eighteen miles farther into the vale of Cala- macheyta, at the close of May.
Every one in his secret thoughts con- templated the means of escape to our army at Monte Video, and a certainty of our early removal to Kioja, one hundred leagues in advance amongst the mountains from whence it would have been impossible,... ac- 5209 ceJerated the following adventure on the part of Major Tolley, and Lieutenant Adam son, of the 71st regiment, which for judicious plan, its persevering resolution, its interesting details, and final triumph over every difficulty, well merits an insertion, and cannot he more appropriately introduced than in this stage of the narrative. I feel highly indebted to the friendly pen of the latter gentleman for all the particulars.
CHAPTER XIII.
LONG before the British officers were removed from the Indian frontiers, to the moun- tains, several plans of escape were in agita- tion, but all of them were abortive, from their being upon too large a scale, or the vacillating conduct of those who were concerned in it ; all equally desirous to get off, but few inclined to run the risk, or to take the necessary trouble for effecting it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to get free from so many restraints as were prescribed for officers in the college, and to have a wider range for observation, I got permission to join some who were resident eighteen miles farther into the vale of Cala- macheyta, at the close of May.
Every one in his secret thoughts con- templated the means of escape to our army at Monte Video, and a certainty of our early removal to Kioja, one hundred leagues in advance amongst the mountains from whence it would have been impossible,... ac- 5209 ceJerated the following adventure on the part of Major Tolley, and Lieutenant Adam son, of the 71st regiment, which for judicious plan, its persevering resolution, its interesting details, and final triumph over every difficulty, well merits an insertion, and cannot he more appropriately introduced than in this stage of the narrative. I feel highly indebted to the friendly pen of the latter gentleman for all the particulars.
CHAPTER XIII.
LONG before the British officers were removed from the Indian frontiers, to the moun- tains, several plans of escape were in agita- tion, but all of them were abortive, from their being upon too large a scale, or the vacillating conduct of those who were concerned in it ; all equally desirous to get off, but few inclined to run the risk, or to take the necessary trouble for effecting it.
What to read after Gleanings And Remarks Collected During Many Months of Residence At Buenos Ayres?
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