Scottish Toasts
Scottish Toasts
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That's naethin. A' lost the big drum. " In one of the Haddington Volunteer companies there was a member named Porteous, who was not a crack shot, but it was understood that his bullets all went to the same place, which came to be known as Porteous's hole. Whenever a Volunteer missed the target and asked, " I winner whaur'll that ane hae gane, " the reply was, " It'll be in Porteous's hole. " s COTCH It does not pay crack shots to brag too much, however. A squad of the 8th (Crieff) Volunteers, f...iring at Benny beg Range, happened to hit a horse that was standing near probably with a splinter from a bullet after it had struck the target. A short time afterwards the excel- lences of the " gallant eighth " were being extolled in presence of a well- known Breadalbane Highlander named Duncan. Becoming exasperated, he exclaimed, " Tamm you and ye gallants and eights and things, the first man ye shot was a horse ! " A private of the 7th V. B. R. S. , of extreme weight, took part in a forced march from Stow to Dingleton Com- mon, and, it being a very hot day, had to succumb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's naethin. A' lost the big drum. " In one of the Haddington Volunteer companies there was a member named Porteous, who was not a crack shot, but it was understood that his bullets all went to the same place, which came to be known as Porteous's hole. Whenever a Volunteer missed the target and asked, " I winner whaur'll that ane hae gane, " the reply was, " It'll be in Porteous's hole. " s COTCH It does not pay crack shots to brag too much, however. A squad of the 8th (Crieff) Volunteers, f...iring at Benny beg Range, happened to hit a horse that was standing near probably with a splinter from a bullet after it had struck the target. A short time afterwards the excel- lences of the " gallant eighth " were being extolled in presence of a well- known Breadalbane Highlander named Duncan. Becoming exasperated, he exclaimed, " Tamm you and ye gallants and eights and things, the first man ye shot was a horse ! " A private of the 7th V. B. R. S. , of extreme weight, took part in a forced march from Stow to Dingleton Com- mon, and, it being a very hot day, had to succumb.
What to read after Scottish Toasts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Welsh to read onlineMoreLess
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