The Knight of the Golden Melice
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The men under the command of the Assistantfor the occasion were not regular soldiers but ordinary citizens;liable, it is true, to be called out at any moment to do military dutywhenever an exigency arose, but without being subject to any verystrict discipline. The most of them were voters, and hence a source ofpower, and therefore to be courted by any one ambitious of politicaldistinction. Such an one was the Assistant, and he stood in about thesame relation to his men that a modern militia cap...tain, who isdesirous of civil office, does to his company of soldiers, and who, through fear of giving offence and so losing the object of hisaspirations, is obliged to relax the strictness of military rule.
On receiving the order, Lieutenant Venn started off to execute it, and, as soon as he was gone, Spikeman took Ephraim Pike aside.
"Ephraim, " he said, "the badger may lie hid in some cunning place ofconcealment in the house, and after all laugh at our simplicity at ourdeparture without him. " "That can hardly be, " said Pike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men under the command of the Assistantfor the occasion were not regular soldiers but ordinary citizens;liable, it is true, to be called out at any moment to do military dutywhenever an exigency arose, but without being subject to any verystrict discipline. The most of them were voters, and hence a source ofpower, and therefore to be courted by any one ambitious of politicaldistinction. Such an one was the Assistant, and he stood in about thesame relation to his men that a modern militia cap...tain, who isdesirous of civil office, does to his company of soldiers, and who, through fear of giving offence and so losing the object of hisaspirations, is obliged to relax the strictness of military rule.
On receiving the order, Lieutenant Venn started off to execute it, and, as soon as he was gone, Spikeman took Ephraim Pike aside.
"Ephraim, " he said, "the badger may lie hid in some cunning place ofconcealment in the house, and after all laugh at our simplicity at ourdeparture without him. " "That can hardly be, " said Pike.
What to read after The Knight of the Golden Melice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams John Turvill to read onlineMoreLess
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