Quentin Roosevelt a Sketch With Letters
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Quent was such a complete person — not a mere friend who is in- teresting in some particular way — he was in- teresting and lovable in every way. No one I ever knew had so many friends from so many different types and conditions of people.
I am trying to write a little sketch of Quentin since his coming to France, in the hope that I may be able to tell you some things about him which you would never have learned from his letters. This will not be finished for a while yet, as it is necessary to ...write in between times and in the midst of distractions. Also, my ability to express what I feel makes it hopelessly inade- quate; still I shall do my best, as I do so want you to know about some of the things that boy has done here.
Quentin's daring has left a profound impression on all of us. I remember once at Issoudun, when after making a bad landing and narrowly missing a ditch, he told me that he had a "horrible sink- ing feeling," but when it came to facing live Boches [214] "THE JUDGMENT OF HIS PEERS" in superior number far inside their lines, and each armed with two deadly machine guns, the "sinking feeling" did not figure at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quent was such a complete person — not a mere friend who is in- teresting in some particular way — he was in- teresting and lovable in every way. No one I ever knew had so many friends from so many different types and conditions of people.
I am trying to write a little sketch of Quentin since his coming to France, in the hope that I may be able to tell you some things about him which you would never have learned from his letters. This will not be finished for a while yet, as it is necessary to ...write in between times and in the midst of distractions. Also, my ability to express what I feel makes it hopelessly inade- quate; still I shall do my best, as I do so want you to know about some of the things that boy has done here.
Quentin's daring has left a profound impression on all of us. I remember once at Issoudun, when after making a bad landing and narrowly missing a ditch, he told me that he had a "horrible sink- ing feeling," but when it came to facing live Boches [214] "THE JUDGMENT OF HIS PEERS" in superior number far inside their lines, and each armed with two deadly machine guns, the "sinking feeling" did not figure at all.
What to read after Quentin Roosevelt a Sketch With Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quentin Roosevelt to read onlineMoreLess
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