The Burial of the Guns
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I pleaded this, but he was obdurate ; hard, I thought at the time, and told him so ; told him he had been a soldier himself, and ought to be easier. He looked troubled, not offended ; for we were friends, and I think he liked to see me, who had been a boy during the war, take up for an old soldier on that ground. But he stood firm. I must do him the justice to say that 1 now think it would not have made any differ- ence if he had done otherwise. He had tried the other course many times.
" No. 4... " must have heard me trying to help him, for one day, about a month after that, he walked in on me quite sober, and looking somewhat as he did the first day I saw him, 96 The Gray Jacket of " No. 4" thanked me for what I had done for him ; de- livered one of the most impressive discourses on intemperance that I ever heard ; and asked me to try to help him get work. He was willing to do anything, he said ; that is, anything he could do. I got him a place with a friend of mine which he kept a week, then got drunk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I pleaded this, but he was obdurate ; hard, I thought at the time, and told him so ; told him he had been a soldier himself, and ought to be easier. He looked troubled, not offended ; for we were friends, and I think he liked to see me, who had been a boy during the war, take up for an old soldier on that ground. But he stood firm. I must do him the justice to say that 1 now think it would not have made any differ- ence if he had done otherwise. He had tried the other course many times.
" No. 4... " must have heard me trying to help him, for one day, about a month after that, he walked in on me quite sober, and looking somewhat as he did the first day I saw him, 96 The Gray Jacket of " No. 4" thanked me for what I had done for him ; de- livered one of the most impressive discourses on intemperance that I ever heard ; and asked me to try to help him get work. He was willing to do anything, he said ; that is, anything he could do. I got him a place with a friend of mine which he kept a week, then got drunk.
What to read after The Burial of the Guns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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