The Path to Rome
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We get NE. By E. , ' said the old sailor; 'and between ENE. And E. Weget E. By N. , and then between E. And ESE. We get. .. ' But here he noticed something dangerous in the young fool's eyes, andhaving read all his life Admiral Griles' 'Notes on Discipline', andknowing that discipline is a subtle bond depending 'not on force buton an attitude of the mind, ' he continued-- 'And so TO CUT A LONG STORY SHORT we come round to the north again. 'Then he added, 'It is customary also to divide each of ...these pointsinto quarters. Thus NNE. 3/4 E. Signifies. .. ' But at this point the young fool, whose hands were clasped behind himand concealed a marlin-spike, up and killed the old sailor, and sorounded off this fascinating tale.
Well then, to cut a long story short, I had to make forced marches. With eight francs and ten centimes, and nearer ninety than eighty-fivemiles before the next relief, it was necessary to plan and then tourge on heroically. Said I to myself, 'The thing can be done quiteeasily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We get NE. By E. , ' said the old sailor; 'and between ENE. And E. Weget E. By N. , and then between E. And ESE. We get. .. ' But here he noticed something dangerous in the young fool's eyes, andhaving read all his life Admiral Griles' 'Notes on Discipline', andknowing that discipline is a subtle bond depending 'not on force buton an attitude of the mind, ' he continued-- 'And so TO CUT A LONG STORY SHORT we come round to the north again. 'Then he added, 'It is customary also to divide each of ...these pointsinto quarters. Thus NNE. 3/4 E. Signifies. .. ' But at this point the young fool, whose hands were clasped behind himand concealed a marlin-spike, up and killed the old sailor, and sorounded off this fascinating tale.
Well then, to cut a long story short, I had to make forced marches. With eight francs and ten centimes, and nearer ninety than eighty-fivemiles before the next relief, it was necessary to plan and then tourge on heroically. Said I to myself, 'The thing can be done quiteeasily.
What to read after The Path to Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belloc Hilaire to read onlineMoreLess
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