In Tent And Bungalow
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He left Southsea later, rather suddenly. It was understood he had taken a chaplaincy in Hawaii. About the same time, Sally Barringer joined a sisterhood, and we heard afterwards she had gone out to nurse the lepers in that same happy island. But Southsea gossip was rather vague about it all, and the subsequent vicar of St. Estephe's had a very strong-minded wife, who managed the parish herself.
70 IN TENT AND BUNGALOW.
Dottie, our heroine, was the youngest. At the time I am speaking of no one h...ad very much to say against her, and there was un- deniably a great deal to be said in her favour. She was a small person, capable of infinite possibilities, and decidedly with a future before her.
We were quartered in the Anglesea barracks. India was looming before us. It was our last summer in England, and we were bent on having a good time. We gave a big ball, and started a regimental yacht. None of us knew much about sailing, but we had good fun, and nobody was drowned. We had some adven- tures, though.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He left Southsea later, rather suddenly. It was understood he had taken a chaplaincy in Hawaii. About the same time, Sally Barringer joined a sisterhood, and we heard afterwards she had gone out to nurse the lepers in that same happy island. But Southsea gossip was rather vague about it all, and the subsequent vicar of St. Estephe's had a very strong-minded wife, who managed the parish herself.
70 IN TENT AND BUNGALOW.
Dottie, our heroine, was the youngest. At the time I am speaking of no one h...ad very much to say against her, and there was un- deniably a great deal to be said in her favour. She was a small person, capable of infinite possibilities, and decidedly with a future before her.
We were quartered in the Anglesea barracks. India was looming before us. It was our last summer in England, and we were bent on having a good time. We gave a big ball, and started a regimental yacht. None of us knew much about sailing, but we had good fun, and nobody was drowned. We had some adven- tures, though.
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