Under Two Flags
Under Two Flags
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Through his skill atsculpture, and my notice of it, considerable indignity has been broughtupon him; and a soldier can feel, it seems, though it is very absurdthat he should! That is all my concern with the matter, except thatI have to teach his commander not to play with my name in his barrackyard. " She spoke with that negligence which always sounded very cold, thoughthe words were so gently spoken. Her best and most familiar friendsalways knew when, with that courtly chillness, she had signe...d them theirline of demarcation.
And the Marquise de Renardiere said no more, but talked of theAmbassador's poems.
CHAPTER XXV.
"LE BON ZIG. " Meanwhile the subject of their first discourse returned to the Chambree.
He had encouraged the men to pursue those various industries andingenuities, which, though they are affectedly considered against"discipline, " formed, as he knew well, the best preservative from realinsubordination, and the best instrument in humanizing and amelioratingthe condition of his comrades.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through his skill atsculpture, and my notice of it, considerable indignity has been broughtupon him; and a soldier can feel, it seems, though it is very absurdthat he should! That is all my concern with the matter, except thatI have to teach his commander not to play with my name in his barrackyard. " She spoke with that negligence which always sounded very cold, thoughthe words were so gently spoken. Her best and most familiar friendsalways knew when, with that courtly chillness, she had signe...d them theirline of demarcation.
And the Marquise de Renardiere said no more, but talked of theAmbassador's poems.
CHAPTER XXV.
"LE BON ZIG. " Meanwhile the subject of their first discourse returned to the Chambree.
He had encouraged the men to pursue those various industries andingenuities, which, though they are affectedly considered against"discipline, " formed, as he knew well, the best preservative from realinsubordination, and the best instrument in humanizing and amelioratingthe condition of his comrades.
What to read after Under Two Flags?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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