Pushing Water
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I had been full of excitement to get to work at last after the long training. I think I too had imagined that being part of the Navy was some- thing rather splendid. Very soon I realised that there was little splendour for us in this war. The essence of it all is not splendour, but just to do your duty cheerfully however mean or dreary it may be, not to grouse too much at the powers that be because you're not doing anything that appeals to you as spectacular, but just to remem- ber that you're ...one minute cog in a great machine that depends for its efficiency upon the perfect working of the whole. If you really get fed up, PUSHING WATER 43 just look at the White Ensign flying aft, there's the trade mark that means 'Tart of the Naval Machine. " That thought is big enough to give a little zest to the business of "Carrying-on. " VI After your days of patrol comes "stand-off. " The amount of "stand-off" varies in each partic- ular place where you happen to be based. How- ever long or short it may be, it is always eagerly looked for by all the little ship's company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had been full of excitement to get to work at last after the long training. I think I too had imagined that being part of the Navy was some- thing rather splendid. Very soon I realised that there was little splendour for us in this war. The essence of it all is not splendour, but just to do your duty cheerfully however mean or dreary it may be, not to grouse too much at the powers that be because you're not doing anything that appeals to you as spectacular, but just to remem- ber that you're ...one minute cog in a great machine that depends for its efficiency upon the perfect working of the whole. If you really get fed up, PUSHING WATER 43 just look at the White Ensign flying aft, there's the trade mark that means 'Tart of the Naval Machine. " That thought is big enough to give a little zest to the business of "Carrying-on. " VI After your days of patrol comes "stand-off. " The amount of "stand-off" varies in each partic- ular place where you happen to be based. How- ever long or short it may be, it is always eagerly looked for by all the little ship's company.
What to read after Pushing Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Powell Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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