The Debt
The Debt
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" " Of course this blasted battalion will go to hell especially if they promote you, Connoway. Ha ! Ha ! Damn good that. What ! " The major smiled feebly and served up his usual conver- sational lob for the Colonel to smash.
" Of course, sir, a poor thinker can ill replace a man of action. . . . " " Damme, sir, I'm a man, not a brain, " roared the Colonel for the last time and, with a valedictory scowl at the mess, who had in duty bound assembled to see him 182 THE DEBT off, got into his car an...d disappeared amid a general sigh of relief.
Major Connoway did not achieve his ambition. The War Office saw fit to appoint a new colonel, a young man, who possessed both ideas and courtesy. Under his com- mand the mess became habitable and the battalion was transformed from a discontented mob to an extremely efficient unit. Quite soon after his arrival, he had an important interview with the major, which somewhat took the wind out of that gentleman's sails, and thereafter the poor thinker, from being actively objectionable, lapsed into a boring nonentity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Of course this blasted battalion will go to hell especially if they promote you, Connoway. Ha ! Ha ! Damn good that. What ! " The major smiled feebly and served up his usual conver- sational lob for the Colonel to smash.
" Of course, sir, a poor thinker can ill replace a man of action. . . . " " Damme, sir, I'm a man, not a brain, " roared the Colonel for the last time and, with a valedictory scowl at the mess, who had in duty bound assembled to see him 182 THE DEBT off, got into his car an...d disappeared amid a general sigh of relief.
Major Connoway did not achieve his ambition. The War Office saw fit to appoint a new colonel, a young man, who possessed both ideas and courtesy. Under his com- mand the mess became habitable and the battalion was transformed from a discontented mob to an extremely efficient unit. Quite soon after his arrival, he had an important interview with the major, which somewhat took the wind out of that gentleman's sails, and thereafter the poor thinker, from being actively objectionable, lapsed into a boring nonentity.
What to read after The Debt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G P George Platt Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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