No Man's Land
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ThatBendigo would indignantly repudiate any such necessity, I am fullyaware; nevertheless, even at the risk of offending him, I propose tooutline briefly his claims to greatness, before embarking on theincident in his military career which forms the subject of these pages.
First however--the camouflage tree. It is only meet that the materialand sordid details of the stage properties should be given, beforebranching into any discussion of the capabilities of the actor. Thephrase, then, does not ...imply--as the ignorant might possibly be led tobelieve--a new type of tree. It does not grow in the tropics amongst ariotous tangle of pungent undergrowth; it does not creak sadly in thenorth wind on the open hill. It shelters not the hibiscus anthropoid, it gives not lodging to the two-tailed newt. From a botanical point ofview, the tree is a complete and utter frost. It is, in point of hardand bitter fact, not a tree at all.
"Camouflage" is that which conceals: it is a fraud, and speaketh notthe truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ThatBendigo would indignantly repudiate any such necessity, I am fullyaware; nevertheless, even at the risk of offending him, I propose tooutline briefly his claims to greatness, before embarking on theincident in his military career which forms the subject of these pages.
First however--the camouflage tree. It is only meet that the materialand sordid details of the stage properties should be given, beforebranching into any discussion of the capabilities of the actor. Thephrase, then, does not ...imply--as the ignorant might possibly be led tobelieve--a new type of tree. It does not grow in the tropics amongst ariotous tangle of pungent undergrowth; it does not creak sadly in thenorth wind on the open hill. It shelters not the hibiscus anthropoid, it gives not lodging to the two-tailed newt. From a botanical point ofview, the tree is a complete and utter frost. It is, in point of hardand bitter fact, not a tree at all.
"Camouflage" is that which conceals: it is a fraud, and speaketh notthe truth.
What to read after No Man's Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Herman Cyril Mcneile to read onlineMoreLess
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