The Kopje Garrison
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I don't know, though, " he continued, following thelieutenant outside after the latter had laid his hand upon Roby'sburning forehead, and been called a coward and a cur for his pains;"I've got my knife into Master Corporal May for old grudges, and Ishould rather like Mr Lennox to hear him say what he does about him. Corporal May would get it rather hot. " "That will do, " said Dickenson; "the man's in such a state of mentalexcitement that his captain's ravings impress him and he thinks it isall... true. There, you, as a hospital attendant, must learn to be patientwith the poor fellows under your charge. " "I am, sir, " said the man sturdily. "Ask the doctor, sir. I'm doing mybest, for it's sore work sometimes with the poor chaps who are regularlybad and feel that they are going home--I mean the long home, sir. I'vegot six or seven little things--bits of hair, and a silver ring, and alucky shilling, and such-like, along with messages to take back with mefor the poor fellows' mothers and sisters and gals; and please goodnessI ever get back to the old country from this blessed bean-feast we'rehaving, I'm going to take those messages and things to them they're for, even if I have to walk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't know, though, " he continued, following thelieutenant outside after the latter had laid his hand upon Roby'sburning forehead, and been called a coward and a cur for his pains;"I've got my knife into Master Corporal May for old grudges, and Ishould rather like Mr Lennox to hear him say what he does about him. Corporal May would get it rather hot. " "That will do, " said Dickenson; "the man's in such a state of mentalexcitement that his captain's ravings impress him and he thinks it isall... true. There, you, as a hospital attendant, must learn to be patientwith the poor fellows under your charge. " "I am, sir, " said the man sturdily. "Ask the doctor, sir. I'm doing mybest, for it's sore work sometimes with the poor chaps who are regularlybad and feel that they are going home--I mean the long home, sir. I'vegot six or seven little things--bits of hair, and a silver ring, and alucky shilling, and such-like, along with messages to take back with mefor the poor fellows' mothers and sisters and gals; and please goodnessI ever get back to the old country from this blessed bean-feast we'rehaving, I'm going to take those messages and things to them they're for, even if I have to walk.
What to read after The Kopje Garrison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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