True Love
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So Attar, with some assistance from the others, while Brecher enlarged on the connection between the army and the public schools. Brecher, the Zionist, who looked forward to growing oranges at Jaffa, when this wretched war was over he was more likely to be Chancellor of the Exchequer of the Jew Republic had a reasoned scorn for the public schools and his concession of small virtues to them was particularly scornful. Tradition, discipline, gallantry, of course, and such things are good when domi...nated by brain. If not, tradition is merely adherence to the ramshackle, discipline is slavery, and gallantry idiotic. He quoted the instance of the five hundred young Frenchmen from the military school who swore an oath together to do what? To serve their country to the utmost of their power? No. To engage in battle wearing white gloves so as to provide a good cock-shy for the enemy. What devotion ! What gallantry ! The senti- mentalists were thrilled, but imagine Brecher's fury 294 TRUE LOVE of contempt!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So Attar, with some assistance from the others, while Brecher enlarged on the connection between the army and the public schools. Brecher, the Zionist, who looked forward to growing oranges at Jaffa, when this wretched war was over he was more likely to be Chancellor of the Exchequer of the Jew Republic had a reasoned scorn for the public schools and his concession of small virtues to them was particularly scornful. Tradition, discipline, gallantry, of course, and such things are good when domi...nated by brain. If not, tradition is merely adherence to the ramshackle, discipline is slavery, and gallantry idiotic. He quoted the instance of the five hundred young Frenchmen from the military school who swore an oath together to do what? To serve their country to the utmost of their power? No. To engage in battle wearing white gloves so as to provide a good cock-shy for the enemy. What devotion ! What gallantry ! The senti- mentalists were thrilled, but imagine Brecher's fury 294 TRUE LOVE of contempt!
What to read after True Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Noble Monkhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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