My Three Recruits
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"Meade," I said, rather sharply, "what is the matter with you? My personal attention has been called to a good many of your shortcomings of late, and while you know I have always been very friendly to you and do not desire you should consider even this talk in the light of a repri- mand, I must ask you to explain the reason of this remarkable change. For a year or more after you and your friends joined Company I, in Chicago, you were quite my ideal of a volunteer soldier. You were neat, attenti...ve to your duties and ready for any kind of detail. I accordingly promoted you, and had con- sidered your name for still higher honors. But of late, however, there has been a great change for the worse. You are no longer neat or tidy in your dress or in your equipments, and yesterday I found your tent in a horribly mussy condition. The doctor states he can see no reason why you should report yourself on the sick list, as you so frequently do; that he can find nothing whatever the matter with you, and that it must be the result of laziness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Meade," I said, rather sharply, "what is the matter with you? My personal attention has been called to a good many of your shortcomings of late, and while you know I have always been very friendly to you and do not desire you should consider even this talk in the light of a repri- mand, I must ask you to explain the reason of this remarkable change. For a year or more after you and your friends joined Company I, in Chicago, you were quite my ideal of a volunteer soldier. You were neat, attenti...ve to your duties and ready for any kind of detail. I accordingly promoted you, and had con- sidered your name for still higher honors. But of late, however, there has been a great change for the worse. You are no longer neat or tidy in your dress or in your equipments, and yesterday I found your tent in a horribly mussy condition. The doctor states he can see no reason why you should report yourself on the sick list, as you so frequently do; that he can find nothing whatever the matter with you, and that it must be the result of laziness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, F. W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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