The Roll-Call of the Reef
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If you come, Icount; if you march, I mark time; until the discharge comes. ' "'The discharge has come to-night, ' said the drummer; and the word isCorunna no longer. ' And stepping to the chimney-place, he unhookedthe drum and trumpet, and began to twist the brass rings of the lock, spelling the word aloud, so--'C-O-R-U-N-A. ' When he had fixed the lastletter, the padlock opened in his hand.
"'Did you know, trumpeter, that, when I came to Plymouth, they put meinto a line regiment?' "'The 38th i...s a good regiment, ' answered the old Hussar, still in hisdull voice; 'I went back with them from Sahagun to Corunna. At Corunnathey stood in General Fraser's division, on the right. They behavedwell.
"'But I'd fain see the Marines again, ' says the drummer, handing himthe trumpet; 'and you, you shall call once more for the Queen's Own. Matthew, ' he says, suddenly, turning on my father--and when he turned, my father saw for the first time that his scarlet jacket had a roundhole by the breast-bone, and that the blood was welling there--'Matthew, we shall want your boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you come, Icount; if you march, I mark time; until the discharge comes. ' "'The discharge has come to-night, ' said the drummer; and the word isCorunna no longer. ' And stepping to the chimney-place, he unhookedthe drum and trumpet, and began to twist the brass rings of the lock, spelling the word aloud, so--'C-O-R-U-N-A. ' When he had fixed the lastletter, the padlock opened in his hand.
"'Did you know, trumpeter, that, when I came to Plymouth, they put meinto a line regiment?' "'The 38th i...s a good regiment, ' answered the old Hussar, still in hisdull voice; 'I went back with them from Sahagun to Corunna. At Corunnathey stood in General Fraser's division, on the right. They behavedwell.
"'But I'd fain see the Marines again, ' says the drummer, handing himthe trumpet; 'and you, you shall call once more for the Queen's Own. Matthew, ' he says, suddenly, turning on my father--and when he turned, my father saw for the first time that his scarlet jacket had a roundhole by the breast-bone, and that the blood was welling there--'Matthew, we shall want your boat.
What to read after The Roll-Call of the Reef?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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