The Wild Geese
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The lives of a few score peasants, living inwretchedness already, the ruin of half a dozen hamlets, the desolationof such a God-forsaken country-side as this, which was but bog and hillat best, and where it rained two days in three--what were these besidethe diversion of a single squadron from the great pitched fight, already foreseen, where the excess of one battleship might win anempire, and its absence might ruin nations?
So while the fire at the head of the lake blazed high, and band afterb...and of the "boys" came in, thirsting for fight, and while song andrevelry lorded it in the forecourt and on the strand, and not whiskyonly but cognac, taken from Captain Augustin's sloop, flowed freely, the two men pacing the walk behind the Florence yews gave scarce athought to the present moment. They had planned this move inconjunction with other and more important moves. It was made or in themaking; and forthwith their thoughts and their speech left it, to dealwith the next move and the one beyond, and with the end of all theirmoves--St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lives of a few score peasants, living inwretchedness already, the ruin of half a dozen hamlets, the desolationof such a God-forsaken country-side as this, which was but bog and hillat best, and where it rained two days in three--what were these besidethe diversion of a single squadron from the great pitched fight, already foreseen, where the excess of one battleship might win anempire, and its absence might ruin nations?
So while the fire at the head of the lake blazed high, and band afterb...and of the "boys" came in, thirsting for fight, and while song andrevelry lorded it in the forecourt and on the strand, and not whiskyonly but cognac, taken from Captain Augustin's sloop, flowed freely, the two men pacing the walk behind the Florence yews gave scarce athought to the present moment. They had planned this move inconjunction with other and more important moves. It was made or in themaking; and forthwith their thoughts and their speech left it, to dealwith the next move and the one beyond, and with the end of all theirmoves--St.
What to read after The Wild Geese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weyman Stanley John to read onlineMoreLess
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