Nature And Human Nature
Nature And Human Nature
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She wouldn't think nothin' of me, Sir, if she thought I could have been floored that way; and women, whenthey begin to cry, throw up sometime what's disagreeable. They ain'tsafe. She would perhaps have heaved up in my face that that dragoonhad slapped my chops for me, with his elmet. I am blowed, Sir, if Ican take a glass of grog out of my canteen, but she says, 'Tom, mindthat stroke of the sun. ' And when I ave a big D marked agin my name inthe pension book, she'll swear, to her dying day, I w...as killed by thatare stroke. " "Why don't you put it on then, " I said, "just to please her. " "Well, Sir, if I was at head-quarters, or even at han hout-post, wherethere was a detachment, I would put it hon; because it wouldn't seemdecent to go bare-headed. But Lord bless you, Sir, what's the use of ahat in the woods, where there is no one to see you?" Poor fellow, he didn't know what a touch of human nature there was inthat expression, "what's the use of a hat in the woods, where there isno one to see you?" The same idea, though differently expressed, occurs to so many.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wouldn't think nothin' of me, Sir, if she thought I could have been floored that way; and women, whenthey begin to cry, throw up sometime what's disagreeable. They ain'tsafe. She would perhaps have heaved up in my face that that dragoonhad slapped my chops for me, with his elmet. I am blowed, Sir, if Ican take a glass of grog out of my canteen, but she says, 'Tom, mindthat stroke of the sun. ' And when I ave a big D marked agin my name inthe pension book, she'll swear, to her dying day, I w...as killed by thatare stroke. " "Why don't you put it on then, " I said, "just to please her. " "Well, Sir, if I was at head-quarters, or even at han hout-post, wherethere was a detachment, I would put it hon; because it wouldn't seemdecent to go bare-headed. But Lord bless you, Sir, what's the use of ahat in the woods, where there is no one to see you?" Poor fellow, he didn't know what a touch of human nature there was inthat expression, "what's the use of a hat in the woods, where there isno one to see you?" The same idea, though differently expressed, occurs to so many.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haliburton Thomas Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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