Trooper 8008, I Y
Trooper 8008, I Y
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I was refused an order to see it, because no privates were allowed in. I thought it hard that men who had taken so much trouble to conquer the place, some even walk- ing the whole way, should not be allowed to see it.
So did the officer in charge, but those were his orders.
Still he was an Australian, and would not mind pro- i64 TROOPER 8008, LY.
moting me to be a lieutenant. So I became a tem- porary local lieutenant, but it was never gazetted.
In Pretoria hardly any one was to be seen except ...soldiers, chiefly members of the Headquarters Staff, and a newspaper correspondent or two. One other I did see, and that was Judge Gregorowski, who travelled up from Bloemfontein with his black cap all ready to condemn the raiders; he was taking the air in the cool of the afternoon with perfect ease and contentment I was glad to have seen Pretoria, if for no other reason than that I was fortunate enough to meet a stately cavalcade with the Com- mander-in-Chief himself at the head of it, but it is also a good place to get away from, unless you have something very definite to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was refused an order to see it, because no privates were allowed in. I thought it hard that men who had taken so much trouble to conquer the place, some even walk- ing the whole way, should not be allowed to see it.
So did the officer in charge, but those were his orders.
Still he was an Australian, and would not mind pro- i64 TROOPER 8008, LY.
moting me to be a lieutenant. So I became a tem- porary local lieutenant, but it was never gazetted.
In Pretoria hardly any one was to be seen except ...soldiers, chiefly members of the Headquarters Staff, and a newspaper correspondent or two. One other I did see, and that was Judge Gregorowski, who travelled up from Bloemfontein with his black cap all ready to condemn the raiders; he was taking the air in the cool of the afternoon with perfect ease and contentment I was glad to have seen Pretoria, if for no other reason than that I was fortunate enough to meet a stately cavalcade with the Com- mander-in-Chief himself at the head of it, but it is also a good place to get away from, unless you have something very definite to do.
What to read after Trooper 8008, I Y?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Cornwallis Peel to read onlineMoreLess
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