Tales for the Marines
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Six men still absent. Thafs all right. You'll understand, sergeant, if any of these blaggards comes hin after this he's for the clink ! See ? Drunk or sober — the clink !" And he would go off down town to enjoy the pleasures of the chase.
Well, on this particular night he took me to i64 TALES FOR THE MARINES the guard-room with him while he looked over the reports. " Only six, " said he, making a sour mouth ; " 'ardly worth waitin' for. " Then he called the Angel Gabriel, and told him to wait t...ill twelve, take the names of the men still absent, and report to Bonass in town. Then we marched off the picquet and went on patrol in Newport.
Bonass was in great spirits, for there was a lot of men on pass, and he meant to do business with them. But he had no luck, for the men had grown shy and would not show in the streets.
" We shall have to draw the badger, " said Dirty Dick to me ; " bring your picquet along in quick time, and we'll beat up the Canal Parade.
The Canal Parade was a disreputable street by the side of the canal, and had been put out of bounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Six men still absent. Thafs all right. You'll understand, sergeant, if any of these blaggards comes hin after this he's for the clink ! See ? Drunk or sober — the clink !" And he would go off down town to enjoy the pleasures of the chase.
Well, on this particular night he took me to i64 TALES FOR THE MARINES the guard-room with him while he looked over the reports. " Only six, " said he, making a sour mouth ; " 'ardly worth waitin' for. " Then he called the Angel Gabriel, and told him to wait t...ill twelve, take the names of the men still absent, and report to Bonass in town. Then we marched off the picquet and went on patrol in Newport.
Bonass was in great spirits, for there was a lot of men on pass, and he meant to do business with them. But he had no luck, for the men had grown shy and would not show in the streets.
" We shall have to draw the badger, " said Dirty Dick to me ; " bring your picquet along in quick time, and we'll beat up the Canal Parade.
The Canal Parade was a disreputable street by the side of the canal, and had been put out of bounds.
What to read after Tales for the Marines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blatchford Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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