The Story of Sonny Sahib
The Story of Sonny Sahib
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In the opinion of littleLieutenant Pink the fighting should have been over and done withyesterday, and the 17th Midlanders should be 'bagging' theMaharajah's artillery by now. Little Lieutenant Pink was spoilingfor the fray. So were the men, most of them. They wanted a changeof diet. Thomas Jones, sergeant, entirely expressed the sentimentsof his company when he said that somebody ort to pay up for thisblessed march, they 'adn't wore the skins off their 'eels fer two'undred mile to admire the b...loomin' scenery. Besides, for ThomasJones's part, he was tired of living on this yere bloomin' tinnedrock, he wanted a bit of fresh roast kid and a Lalpore curry.
Colonel Starr had been sent to 'arrange, ' if possible, and to fightif necessary. Perhaps we need not inquire into the arrangementsthe Government had commissioned Colonel Starr to make. They werearrangements of a kind frequently submitted to the princes ofindependent States in India when they are troublesome, and theirresult is that a great many native States are governed by Englishpolitical residents, while a great many native princes attendparties at Government House in Calcutta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the opinion of littleLieutenant Pink the fighting should have been over and done withyesterday, and the 17th Midlanders should be 'bagging' theMaharajah's artillery by now. Little Lieutenant Pink was spoilingfor the fray. So were the men, most of them. They wanted a changeof diet. Thomas Jones, sergeant, entirely expressed the sentimentsof his company when he said that somebody ort to pay up for thisblessed march, they 'adn't wore the skins off their 'eels fer two'undred mile to admire the b...loomin' scenery. Besides, for ThomasJones's part, he was tired of living on this yere bloomin' tinnedrock, he wanted a bit of fresh roast kid and a Lalpore curry.
Colonel Starr had been sent to 'arrange, ' if possible, and to fightif necessary. Perhaps we need not inquire into the arrangementsthe Government had commissioned Colonel Starr to make. They werearrangements of a kind frequently submitted to the princes ofindependent States in India when they are troublesome, and theirresult is that a great many native States are governed by Englishpolitical residents, while a great many native princes attendparties at Government House in Calcutta.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 7 years ago
A good story marred by the explicitly ignorant and racist views.Write Review:
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