O'flaherty V.C. : a Recruiting Pamphlet
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Sure you had to get what you could out of us; andwe had to get what we could out of you. God forgive us both!
SIR PEARCE. Really, O'Flaherty, the war seems to have upset you alittle.
O'FLAHERTY. It's set me thinking, sir; and I'm not used to it. It's likethe patriotism of the English. They never thought of being patrioticuntil the war broke out; and now the patriotism has took them sosudden and come so strange to them that they run about like frightenedchickens, uttering all manner of nonsense.... But please God they'll forgetall about it when the war's over. They're getting tired of it already.
SIR PEARCE. No, no: it has uplifted us all in a wonderful way. The worldwill never be the same again, O'Flaherty. Not after a war like this.
O'FLAHERTY. So they all say, sir. I see no great differ myself. It's allthe fright and the excitement; and when that quiets down they'll goback to their natural divilment and be the same as ever. It's like thevermin: it'll wash off after a while.
SIR PEARCE [rising and planting himself firmly behind the garden seat].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sure you had to get what you could out of us; andwe had to get what we could out of you. God forgive us both!
SIR PEARCE. Really, O'Flaherty, the war seems to have upset you alittle.
O'FLAHERTY. It's set me thinking, sir; and I'm not used to it. It's likethe patriotism of the English. They never thought of being patrioticuntil the war broke out; and now the patriotism has took them sosudden and come so strange to them that they run about like frightenedchickens, uttering all manner of nonsense.... But please God they'll forgetall about it when the war's over. They're getting tired of it already.
SIR PEARCE. No, no: it has uplifted us all in a wonderful way. The worldwill never be the same again, O'Flaherty. Not after a war like this.
O'FLAHERTY. So they all say, sir. I see no great differ myself. It's allthe fright and the excitement; and when that quiets down they'll goback to their natural divilment and be the same as ever. It's like thevermin: it'll wash off after a while.
SIR PEARCE [rising and planting himself firmly behind the garden seat].
What to read after O'flaherty V.C. : a Recruiting Pamphlet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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