Hard Lines : a Novel 3
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I was mad to be with you all out here. It was misery to think that my luck had thrown me out of the OLD COMRADES. 75 dear old corps just before they were destined to see service ; and when, Harry, I read the glorious but terrible story of that day in the valley of Balaclava the tears rained from my eyes, not only for those whose hands I should never clasp more, but also to think that I had not been riding, stirrup to stirrup, with all my dear old pals of the last ten years in that supreme hour ...of grief and gallantry." " Well, it was roughish, you know," rejoined the cornet, whose amazement at his late captain's somewhat high-flown language was visible in his face. He could not under- stand it. Men engaged in the real orame of war indulge very little in these sort of flights: their talk is essentially curt and prosaic, that is to say amongst our own people, who are wont to feel ashamed of the Victoria Cross when they have won it, and deprecate nothing so much as an explanation of how they obtained it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was mad to be with you all out here. It was misery to think that my luck had thrown me out of the OLD COMRADES. 75 dear old corps just before they were destined to see service ; and when, Harry, I read the glorious but terrible story of that day in the valley of Balaclava the tears rained from my eyes, not only for those whose hands I should never clasp more, but also to think that I had not been riding, stirrup to stirrup, with all my dear old pals of the last ten years in that supreme hour ...of grief and gallantry." " Well, it was roughish, you know," rejoined the cornet, whose amazement at his late captain's somewhat high-flown language was visible in his face. He could not under- stand it. Men engaged in the real orame of war indulge very little in these sort of flights: their talk is essentially curt and prosaic, that is to say amongst our own people, who are wont to feel ashamed of the Victoria Cross when they have won it, and deprecate nothing so much as an explanation of how they obtained it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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