Patrick Shaw Stewart
Patrick Shaw Stewart
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' As for Greece, my one anxiety now is that we may waste time and energy persuading or bullying them into coming in; if they do, they add nothing to our strength, and they constitute another beastly obligation at the end. Whereas, if they remain in our bad books, we can use chunks of their territory to placate the Good Boys afterwards. In my humble opinion, the same thing tends to apply to the Macedonian Revolution that we're all encouraging now but as the great ones approve of it, I expect it'...s all all right. A comic development of that has just occurred at, not far from here. The inhabitants mistook an allied brigade on the march (which they woke up in the morning and saw camped round them) for a force come to strafe them. They immediately repented of their sins, proclaimed the revolution with shouts of joy, hoisted blue and white armlets, turned out all the gendarmes, the sub- prefect, and even the Bishop (who was suspected of Tinoism), and went in deputation to express their fidelity and gratitude to the Allied Brigadier, who was deeply touched, but just packing up to move on again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' As for Greece, my one anxiety now is that we may waste time and energy persuading or bullying them into coming in; if they do, they add nothing to our strength, and they constitute another beastly obligation at the end. Whereas, if they remain in our bad books, we can use chunks of their territory to placate the Good Boys afterwards. In my humble opinion, the same thing tends to apply to the Macedonian Revolution that we're all encouraging now but as the great ones approve of it, I expect it'...s all all right. A comic development of that has just occurred at, not far from here. The inhabitants mistook an allied brigade on the march (which they woke up in the morning and saw camped round them) for a force come to strafe them. They immediately repented of their sins, proclaimed the revolution with shouts of joy, hoisted blue and white armlets, turned out all the gendarmes, the sub- prefect, and even the Bishop (who was suspected of Tinoism), and went in deputation to express their fidelity and gratitude to the Allied Brigadier, who was deeply touched, but just packing up to move on again.
What to read after Patrick Shaw Stewart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ronald Arbuthnott Knox to read onlineMoreLess
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