With the Boer Forces
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He worked as hard asany man in the country, despite his age, and on many occasions hedisplayed the energy of a man many years younger. The war caused his dailyroutine of work and rest to be changed completely. He continued to rise atfour o'clock in the morning, a habit which he contracted in early youthand followed ever after. After his morning devotions he listened to thereading of the despatches from the generals at the front, and dictatedreplies in the shape of suggestions, censure, or prais...e. He slept for anhour after breakfast, and then went to the Government Buildings, arrivingthere punctually every morning as the clock on the dome struck nine. Heremained in consultation with the other members of the Executive Counciland the few Government officials, who had remained in the city, for anhour or more. After luncheon he again worked over despatches, receivedburghers on leave of absence from the front and foreigners who sympathisedwith his people's cause. He never allowed himself to be idle, and, infact, there was no opportunity for him to be unemployed, inasmuch asalmost all the leading Government officials were at the front, while manyof their duties remained behind to be attended to by some one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He worked as hard asany man in the country, despite his age, and on many occasions hedisplayed the energy of a man many years younger. The war caused his dailyroutine of work and rest to be changed completely. He continued to rise atfour o'clock in the morning, a habit which he contracted in early youthand followed ever after. After his morning devotions he listened to thereading of the despatches from the generals at the front, and dictatedreplies in the shape of suggestions, censure, or prais...e. He slept for anhour after breakfast, and then went to the Government Buildings, arrivingthere punctually every morning as the clock on the dome struck nine. Heremained in consultation with the other members of the Executive Counciland the few Government officials, who had remained in the city, for anhour or more. After luncheon he again worked over despatches, receivedburghers on leave of absence from the front and foreigners who sympathisedwith his people's cause. He never allowed himself to be idle, and, infact, there was no opportunity for him to be unemployed, inasmuch asalmost all the leading Government officials were at the front, while manyof their duties remained behind to be attended to by some one.
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