Henry Dundas Scots Guards a Memoir
Henry Dundas Scots Guards a Memoir
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" ADDRESS changed once more, as you will see. I am going back to-morrow to command a Com- pany Left Flank to wit, so unless I am degommed in the interim I shall be a Captain in a fortnight. I am more pleased than I can say. I have just returned from a pleasant holiday of twenty-four hours in Boulogne. I went with a fellow who is A. D. C. To the G. O. C. Of the ' glorious Welsh Division ' (cf. The Press), and we stayed the night. A bath and a bed are always delightful. We also ate largely. I saw... several leave-boats go off with a pang of regret but with any luck I ought to get back in September or October.
" I am really frightfully pleased about this Company getting Ivan's is so topping. I shall be able to keep it warm for him till he comes back. I only hope I shan't be inadequate. . . .
" Old Millar was in 'B ' Company ; you will remember my mentioning him. He is in that photograph of me on the Canal Bank. Nice and Anglo-Indian and a very stout fellow indeed. He was hit on the 15th. Very charming of Sir AUGUST TO DECEMBER 1917 177 Archie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ADDRESS changed once more, as you will see. I am going back to-morrow to command a Com- pany Left Flank to wit, so unless I am degommed in the interim I shall be a Captain in a fortnight. I am more pleased than I can say. I have just returned from a pleasant holiday of twenty-four hours in Boulogne. I went with a fellow who is A. D. C. To the G. O. C. Of the ' glorious Welsh Division ' (cf. The Press), and we stayed the night. A bath and a bed are always delightful. We also ate largely. I saw... several leave-boats go off with a pang of regret but with any luck I ought to get back in September or October.
" I am really frightfully pleased about this Company getting Ivan's is so topping. I shall be able to keep it warm for him till he comes back. I only hope I shan't be inadequate. . . .
" Old Millar was in 'B ' Company ; you will remember my mentioning him. He is in that photograph of me on the Canal Bank. Nice and Anglo-Indian and a very stout fellow indeed. He was hit on the 15th. Very charming of Sir AUGUST TO DECEMBER 1917 177 Archie.
What to read after Henry Dundas Scots Guards a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albertype Co to read onlineMoreLess
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