Havelock
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More- over I lost by fourteen hours' illness my lamented horse ** Magician " for which I gave fourteen hundred rupees last year on the Sutlej, and how he is to be replaced I know not.
So that, if there were not an overruling Providence to untie knots, it would be Macbeth's case : " There is no flying hence, nor tarrying here. " His health became worse in the spring of 1848, when he wrote, " I feel sure that I cannot remain another year in India without running the greatest risk of leaving poor ...Hannah^ and my five boys without a sixpence in the world but my major's pension of £70 a year, and
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More- over I lost by fourteen hours' illness my lamented horse ** Magician " for which I gave fourteen hundred rupees last year on the Sutlej, and how he is to be replaced I know not.
So that, if there were not an overruling Providence to untie knots, it would be Macbeth's case : " There is no flying hence, nor tarrying here. " His health became worse in the spring of 1848, when he wrote, " I feel sure that I cannot remain another year in India without running the greatest risk of leaving poor ...Hannah^ and my five boys without a sixpence in the world but my major's pension of £70 a year, and
What to read after Havelock?
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