Poems Letters And Memories of Philip Sidney Nairn
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Watched a most magnificent sunset over the river : rose, and then blood- red, making the water look as the Midianites must have seen the trenches (vide O. T. ). In the evening read Toine, etc. , by my old friend Guy ; but this book was a distinctly inferior collection, graphic it is true, but uninteresting in every way ; none of his accustomed smartness, and not even very ' French. ' " July 1st. Wore my new white spiked helmet for first time. Magnificence at expense of comfort. It has a rotten ...narrow little brim. Dog made a nuisance of himself at night. He will have to be chained up.
" July 15th. A great field-day, one civil police- constable and six Indians being sacked. Graham and I inspected barracks and new gaol before breakfast.
" July 18th. To-day my orderly said he wanted to get married, and that, as he was a stranger here, I was his father and mother. This meant a dower of fifteen dollars. He is fetching his lady from Tobar. Played cricket all of us at the nets. Quite good fun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watched a most magnificent sunset over the river : rose, and then blood- red, making the water look as the Midianites must have seen the trenches (vide O. T. ). In the evening read Toine, etc. , by my old friend Guy ; but this book was a distinctly inferior collection, graphic it is true, but uninteresting in every way ; none of his accustomed smartness, and not even very ' French. ' " July 1st. Wore my new white spiked helmet for first time. Magnificence at expense of comfort. It has a rotten ...narrow little brim. Dog made a nuisance of himself at night. He will have to be chained up.
" July 15th. A great field-day, one civil police- constable and six Indians being sacked. Graham and I inspected barracks and new gaol before breakfast.
" July 18th. To-day my orderly said he wanted to get married, and that, as he was a stranger here, I was his father and mother. This meant a dower of fifteen dollars. He is fetching his lady from Tobar. Played cricket all of us at the nets. Quite good fun.
What to read after Poems Letters And Memories of Philip Sidney Nairn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Sidney Nairn to read onlineMoreLess
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