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Darling had declared war against him, and Mrs. Stone, ifnot Mrs. Flight, was in full sympathy with her. How dare he say theywere responsible for Mrs. Davies's flirtation? How dare he insinuatethat they had led her to the forbidden shades of Cresswell's? There wasa tempest in a teapot among Mrs. Stone's friends and associates overMrs. Darling's account of his rebuke to her, for Mrs. Darling haddeftly managed to include Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Flight in the scope of hiscondemnation, and very possibly... old Peleg might have been wrought up topitch of sympathetic resentment but for the fact that he wasconcentrating all of his shattered faculties on the mysterious robberyof the adjutant's desk.
Captain Devers, relieved at last from command of the post andovershadowed by vague sense of official condemnation, was now, inhopeful imitation of the Homeric Achilles, sulking in his tent. Invitedby Colonel Stone to appear at the office and give his counsel as to thematter, Captain Devers had replied that in view of the discourtesies towhich he had been subjected at the hands of the adjutant he could hardlybe expected to care to visit the building except when compelled to doso, and having been relieved from command under circumstances indicativeof disapproval of his methods, he should consider it indelicate on hispart to say what he thought of the matter in question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Darling had declared war against him, and Mrs. Stone, ifnot Mrs. Flight, was in full sympathy with her. How dare he say theywere responsible for Mrs. Davies's flirtation? How dare he insinuatethat they had led her to the forbidden shades of Cresswell's? There wasa tempest in a teapot among Mrs. Stone's friends and associates overMrs. Darling's account of his rebuke to her, for Mrs. Darling haddeftly managed to include Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Flight in the scope of hiscondemnation, and very possibly... old Peleg might have been wrought up topitch of sympathetic resentment but for the fact that he wasconcentrating all of his shattered faculties on the mysterious robberyof the adjutant's desk.
Captain Devers, relieved at last from command of the post andovershadowed by vague sense of official condemnation, was now, inhopeful imitation of the Homeric Achilles, sulking in his tent. Invitedby Colonel Stone to appear at the office and give his counsel as to thematter, Captain Devers had replied that in view of the discourtesies towhich he had been subjected at the hands of the adjutant he could hardlybe expected to care to visit the building except when compelled to doso, and having been relieved from command under circumstances indicativeof disapproval of his methods, he should consider it indelicate on hispart to say what he thought of the matter in question.
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