Through the Mutiny Reminiscences of Thirty Years Active Service And Sport in I
Through the Mutiny Reminiscences of Thirty Years Active Service And Sport in I
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I. Were billeted, or had quartered themselves. This corps was one of the three stationed at Delhi on May n.
Mrs. Aid well would often overhear and purposely listen to the conversation of these sepoys among themselves. On some of them returning from a fight with us, a frequent occurrence, those who had not gone out would eagerly inquire the result of the day's work. To Mrs. Aid well's delight it was always to relate a defeat, and many times she heard them say that they could expect nothing else ...after having been faithless to their salt. They often lamented in her hearing of having mutinied, and 107 THROUGH THE MUTINY would sit about in groups of threes and fours, looking miserable and talking despondingly.
I tried hard to persuade my friends to write their experiences, and publish them, but without success. They promised to dictate them to me that I might write them, but it never came off. Two appointments for the commencement were made, but they ended in tiffins. One day when taking lunch at their house, a young lady whom I had not met there before was present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. Were billeted, or had quartered themselves. This corps was one of the three stationed at Delhi on May n.
Mrs. Aid well would often overhear and purposely listen to the conversation of these sepoys among themselves. On some of them returning from a fight with us, a frequent occurrence, those who had not gone out would eagerly inquire the result of the day's work. To Mrs. Aid well's delight it was always to relate a defeat, and many times she heard them say that they could expect nothing else ...after having been faithless to their salt. They often lamented in her hearing of having mutinied, and 107 THROUGH THE MUTINY would sit about in groups of threes and fours, looking miserable and talking despondingly.
I tried hard to persuade my friends to write their experiences, and publish them, but without success. They promised to dictate them to me that I might write them, but it never came off. Two appointments for the commencement were made, but they ended in tiffins. One day when taking lunch at their house, a young lady whom I had not met there before was present.
What to read after Through the Mutiny Reminiscences of Thirty Years Active Service And Sport in I?
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