Tittle Tattle
Tittle Tattle
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Unwelcome reflections on service and servility were entering into our mind.
Ultimately the call came. The chief clerk asked us to fall into a line and march into the office. As soon as we entered the office, we drew up in a line and gave a smart salute to the Major which he returned with a nod. The Major wore an aspect of studied reserve. He seemed to carry with him forbidding manners and a high-browed countenance. He was full of thoughts about his greatness; 76 LAW TAKES ITS OWN COURSE.
77 he ...seemed to walk on air. An uplifted nose is usually accompanied by a swelled head. Our Major too was very bossy and had a habit of lording it over. He demanded minute compliance with his orders and a strict observance of his whims and wishes^ as we later found. He was pernickety indeed. He had a lofty sense ot self-respect and felt acutely undone at the least disrespect or indifference shown to him. Such was our Major from the impression that we gained of him that day and from what we gleaned of him afterwards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unwelcome reflections on service and servility were entering into our mind.
Ultimately the call came. The chief clerk asked us to fall into a line and march into the office. As soon as we entered the office, we drew up in a line and gave a smart salute to the Major which he returned with a nod. The Major wore an aspect of studied reserve. He seemed to carry with him forbidding manners and a high-browed countenance. He was full of thoughts about his greatness; 76 LAW TAKES ITS OWN COURSE.
77 he ...seemed to walk on air. An uplifted nose is usually accompanied by a swelled head. Our Major too was very bossy and had a habit of lording it over. He demanded minute compliance with his orders and a strict observance of his whims and wishes^ as we later found. He was pernickety indeed. He had a lofty sense ot self-respect and felt acutely undone at the least disrespect or indifference shown to him. Such was our Major from the impression that we gained of him that day and from what we gleaned of him afterwards.
What to read after Tittle Tattle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C L Rupert to read onlineMoreLess
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