John Brown Confessions of a New Army Cadet
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They are Cavaliers and GENTLEMEN. Remember that ! Open out your heart, but keep your head. You will find in your platoons dukes' sons and cooks' sons, aspiring generals and some ruddy fools. Occasionally you may strike a desperado a man who does not give a tinker's curse for officers, cells, or a firing-squad. When you run across this type you must go easy. A wrong word, and the PSYCHOLOGY. 69 man may spring from the ranks and strike you down. And it is here that psychology comes to your aid. S...tudy the man from all angles, and you will discover some little thing which touches his real soul. It may be a little act of kindness. For example, I once had a man who had knifed a policeman in civil life. He was a desperado. The N. C. O. 's were afraid of him. They could do nothing with him except chuck him in the guardroom. This made him worse, and I was really afraid of his com- mitting murder. One day when out walking I met him alone on the road. I did not expect him to salute me. But he did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are Cavaliers and GENTLEMEN. Remember that ! Open out your heart, but keep your head. You will find in your platoons dukes' sons and cooks' sons, aspiring generals and some ruddy fools. Occasionally you may strike a desperado a man who does not give a tinker's curse for officers, cells, or a firing-squad. When you run across this type you must go easy. A wrong word, and the PSYCHOLOGY. 69 man may spring from the ranks and strike you down. And it is here that psychology comes to your aid. S...tudy the man from all angles, and you will discover some little thing which touches his real soul. It may be a little act of kindness. For example, I once had a man who had knifed a policeman in civil life. He was a desperado. The N. C. O. 's were afraid of him. They could do nothing with him except chuck him in the guardroom. This made him worse, and I was really afraid of his com- mitting murder. One day when out walking I met him alone on the road. I did not expect him to salute me. But he did.
What to read after John Brown Confessions of a New Army Cadet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell R. W. to read onlineMoreLess
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