The Squadroon
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'' So I thought it advisable to postpone the visit and to go and see how old Eiffel was getting on in the mess. On the way I ran into Eddie, the Regimental Second-in-Command. He had allotted the areas to the Squadrons ; it had been impossible for him to see them himself beforehand, and now, whether they were good or bad, he could not alter them. But it was his duty to come around and ask how we were fixed, so he had come. He rode up through the splashing mud, a slender, handsome figure on a gre...at bay horse and, although he could 106 THE SQUADROON not improve our material condition, he never failed to leave us more cheerful than he had found us. He was, perhaps, the most universally liked officer in the Regiment ; and also, perhaps, the least understood. He had a singularly sweet disposition, a surpassing charm of manner, very exceptional intelligence, and a coolness and soundness in action which at once won the confidence of all who served under him. He dearly loved leisure and luxury, the sports of the country, the pleasures of great cities ; but since he had landed with the original B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' So I thought it advisable to postpone the visit and to go and see how old Eiffel was getting on in the mess. On the way I ran into Eddie, the Regimental Second-in-Command. He had allotted the areas to the Squadrons ; it had been impossible for him to see them himself beforehand, and now, whether they were good or bad, he could not alter them. But it was his duty to come around and ask how we were fixed, so he had come. He rode up through the splashing mud, a slender, handsome figure on a gre...at bay horse and, although he could 106 THE SQUADROON not improve our material condition, he never failed to leave us more cheerful than he had found us. He was, perhaps, the most universally liked officer in the Regiment ; and also, perhaps, the least understood. He had a singularly sweet disposition, a surpassing charm of manner, very exceptional intelligence, and a coolness and soundness in action which at once won the confidence of all who served under him. He dearly loved leisure and luxury, the sports of the country, the pleasures of great cities ; but since he had landed with the original B.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ardern Arthur Hulme Beaman to read onlineMoreLess
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