Middy And Ensign
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CHAPTER FORTY FIVE.
THROUGH FIRE AND WATER.
Private Gray was conscious that the ladies saw him start, and their eyesbade him succeed, or else it was his fancy. At all events the knowledgethat he had their sympathy encouraged him, at a time when his heart wassore with the knowledge that Captain Smithers was selecting him forevery dangerous service, as if to get rid of him.
Sergeant Lund nodded sagely, on receiving the application for therevolver.
"All right, my lad, " he said quietly. "I suppose... I mustn't grumble atyou for making it so rusty last time. " "No, sergeant; nor yet if I make it worse this time. " "Another risky journey then, eh? No, don't tell me, my lad. Go and doyour duty; I'm not going to pump you. " "I know that, sergeant, but it is no breach of confidence to ask youradvice. " "'Course not, my lad. There you are; fix 'em in tight. Now then, whatis it? I'm good at some things, so long as you don't ask me to put 'emdown in writing. " "If you wished to get to the steamer, sergeant, how would you proceed?" "Oh, that's it, is it?" said the sergeant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER FORTY FIVE.
THROUGH FIRE AND WATER.
Private Gray was conscious that the ladies saw him start, and their eyesbade him succeed, or else it was his fancy. At all events the knowledgethat he had their sympathy encouraged him, at a time when his heart wassore with the knowledge that Captain Smithers was selecting him forevery dangerous service, as if to get rid of him.
Sergeant Lund nodded sagely, on receiving the application for therevolver.
"All right, my lad, " he said quietly. "I suppose... I mustn't grumble atyou for making it so rusty last time. " "No, sergeant; nor yet if I make it worse this time. " "Another risky journey then, eh? No, don't tell me, my lad. Go and doyour duty; I'm not going to pump you. " "I know that, sergeant, but it is no breach of confidence to ask youradvice. " "'Course not, my lad. There you are; fix 'em in tight. Now then, whatis it? I'm good at some things, so long as you don't ask me to put 'emdown in writing. " "If you wished to get to the steamer, sergeant, how would you proceed?" "Oh, that's it, is it?" said the sergeant.
What to read after Middy And Ensign?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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