The Adventures of Dunsterforce
The Adventures of Dunsterforce
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My other task at Enzeli was to interview Cheliapin and ascertain his frame of mind. A short precis of our conversation will be given later on.
THE LAST STAGE TO THE SEA 169 The first thing that struck me at Enzeli was the entire change of atmosphere since our unfortunate visit here in the winter. Then the Committee with some 2, 000 men behind them were able to dictate ; now with only 200 Red Guards, faced by 100 men of the 1/4 Hants, the air of dictator had vanished. The numerous com- mittee ha...d dwindled to three, of whom we already knew Cheliapin ; the second member was Lazarev, a young shopkeeper about thirty years of age, and the third was Babookh, a youth of nineteen years of age, who had served as a trumpeter in a cavalry regiment. The ignorance of this latter member was astounding ; he was probably only just qualified as " literate, " but he had the courage of ignorance and the conceit of youth, and he undertook to speak severely to me on several subjects of which he knew nothing, such as our Colonial policy and our rule in India.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My other task at Enzeli was to interview Cheliapin and ascertain his frame of mind. A short precis of our conversation will be given later on.
THE LAST STAGE TO THE SEA 169 The first thing that struck me at Enzeli was the entire change of atmosphere since our unfortunate visit here in the winter. Then the Committee with some 2, 000 men behind them were able to dictate ; now with only 200 Red Guards, faced by 100 men of the 1/4 Hants, the air of dictator had vanished. The numerous com- mittee ha...d dwindled to three, of whom we already knew Cheliapin ; the second member was Lazarev, a young shopkeeper about thirty years of age, and the third was Babookh, a youth of nineteen years of age, who had served as a trumpeter in a cavalry regiment. The ignorance of this latter member was astounding ; he was probably only just qualified as " literate, " but he had the courage of ignorance and the conceit of youth, and he undertook to speak severely to me on several subjects of which he knew nothing, such as our Colonial policy and our rule in India.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L C Lionel Charles Dunsterville to read onlineMoreLess
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