Peter Clement Layard Extracts From His Letters
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I offered to do what I could to push his claims, but he would have none of it. If th appointment came, well and good, but he would have no hand in anything that might, however little, savour of shirking.
To those who only knew Peter as a rather exceptionally irresponsible boy, evidence of such altruism might well be suspect if it only rested on the authority of one naturally prejudiced in his favour. It is therefore gratifying to find preserved amongst our papers an unsolicited testimonial from... his second C. O. In this, Colonel Eaton White, after saying that he had asked unsuccessfully for Peter to be sent back to the regiment, concluded with these words: " I never saw anyone improve and alter as he did. I could do at the present moment with ten like him. " This was the more gratifying, as it was no secret that Peter, on joining the regiment, had been rather notoriously trouble- some in a schoolboyish way, just as he had been often in the past irritatingly irresponsible at home. It was therefore the more remarkable that after so short an interval one C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I offered to do what I could to push his claims, but he would have none of it. If th appointment came, well and good, but he would have no hand in anything that might, however little, savour of shirking.
To those who only knew Peter as a rather exceptionally irresponsible boy, evidence of such altruism might well be suspect if it only rested on the authority of one naturally prejudiced in his favour. It is therefore gratifying to find preserved amongst our papers an unsolicited testimonial from... his second C. O. In this, Colonel Eaton White, after saying that he had asked unsuccessfully for Peter to be sent back to the regiment, concluded with these words: " I never saw anyone improve and alter as he did. I could do at the present moment with ten like him. " This was the more gratifying, as it was no secret that Peter, on joining the regiment, had been rather notoriously trouble- some in a schoolboyish way, just as he had been often in the past irritatingly irresponsible at home. It was therefore the more remarkable that after so short an interval one C.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Clement Layard to read onlineMoreLess
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