My Life in the Army
My Life in the Army
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The sentry obeyed, and, meeting the officer at the end of his beat, where he was not expected, challenged in a voice that could be heard all over the fort, and brought his bayonet down to the charge so close to the captain's nose that the gallant officer got quite a nasty jar.
He made the man a prisoner ; but he had to call me as evidence, and I managed to give the captain away, so that the sentry was let off and the officer was snubbed.
When I came out of the orderly-room the sergeant-major sp...oke to me. " That was a nice yarn you spun the colonel, sergeant. " " It was quite true, sir. " " True ! Of course it was true. And it's true you'll lose your stripes if you tell the truth too often. " " The sentry did his duty, sir. I had to say so. " " H'm ! yes. The captain had soft slippers, hadn't he ? " " Yes, sir. " " Ha ! Not soldiering, by gad ! Bat don't you be a green- horn. If I were sergeant of the guard I wouldn't risk my stripes if the officer of the day came flying round on a broom- stick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sentry obeyed, and, meeting the officer at the end of his beat, where he was not expected, challenged in a voice that could be heard all over the fort, and brought his bayonet down to the charge so close to the captain's nose that the gallant officer got quite a nasty jar.
He made the man a prisoner ; but he had to call me as evidence, and I managed to give the captain away, so that the sentry was let off and the officer was snubbed.
When I came out of the orderly-room the sergeant-major sp...oke to me. " That was a nice yarn you spun the colonel, sergeant. " " It was quite true, sir. " " True ! Of course it was true. And it's true you'll lose your stripes if you tell the truth too often. " " The sentry did his duty, sir. I had to say so. " " H'm ! yes. The captain had soft slippers, hadn't he ? " " Yes, sir. " " Ha ! Not soldiering, by gad ! Bat don't you be a green- horn. If I were sergeant of the guard I wouldn't risk my stripes if the officer of the day came flying round on a broom- stick.
What to read after My Life in the Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blatchford Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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