The Autobiography of Sergeant William Lawrence
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" I told himI had fried the potatoes in oil, but I could not make him believe it, so at last I said if he was agreeable I would make another mess in thesame manner when we were both together at liberty. He consented, sothe first time we were both together to dinner I commenced my frying, he being witness to the whole operation, and I found that I succeededbetter in my experiment with Lewis than with the worthy people of thehouse, for after that he could eat as much oil as I could.
After we had ...stayed at Olivencia for some weeks, chiefly in order torefresh ourselves after the long and tedious marches, warfare, andillness to which for the last two years we had been subjected, LordWellington removed his headquarters to Visen, and the army went forthe most part into cantonments on the valley of the Mondego. LordWellington knew that his troops were then only strong enough fordefensive operations, and was therefore determined, unless stronglyreinforced, not to take rash measures; but on the enemy's freshinvasion of Portugal he again shifted his headquarters to Celorico.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I told himI had fried the potatoes in oil, but I could not make him believe it, so at last I said if he was agreeable I would make another mess in thesame manner when we were both together at liberty. He consented, sothe first time we were both together to dinner I commenced my frying, he being witness to the whole operation, and I found that I succeededbetter in my experiment with Lewis than with the worthy people of thehouse, for after that he could eat as much oil as I could.
After we had ...stayed at Olivencia for some weeks, chiefly in order torefresh ourselves after the long and tedious marches, warfare, andillness to which for the last two years we had been subjected, LordWellington removed his headquarters to Visen, and the army went forthe most part into cantonments on the valley of the Mondego. LordWellington knew that his troops were then only strong enough fordefensive operations, and was therefore determined, unless stronglyreinforced, not to take rash measures; but on the enemy's freshinvasion of Portugal he again shifted his headquarters to Celorico.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence, William, Bp., 1850-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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