With the Chinks
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It would be strange if I did not consider them the most efficient company in the party. I do. So does Clarison consider his B Com- pany. I am glad to say Clarison is of our party. His temper is so even ; his influence over both officers and men so excellent.
"Not by any means a rabble," he will tell 105 io6 WITH THE CHINKS you. "The march from camp to the station was the first route march they had ever been on. Ranks were not broken ; not even by a horde of niggers who had gathered on the roads...ide to sing and play for and show de- formed Umbs to the newly -rich coolies." You see the men had just received their separation bonuses, and possessed on an average $2.50 each. A fortune. They could well afford to fling coppers to their less fortunate countrymen. Imagine their gener- ous gestures, their laughter with gleams of teeth and tossing heads. They had not ex- pected to get away so soon. Only a week in camp. Brothers who took the plunge before them had told of their long detention in camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be strange if I did not consider them the most efficient company in the party. I do. So does Clarison consider his B Com- pany. I am glad to say Clarison is of our party. His temper is so even ; his influence over both officers and men so excellent.
"Not by any means a rabble," he will tell 105 io6 WITH THE CHINKS you. "The march from camp to the station was the first route march they had ever been on. Ranks were not broken ; not even by a horde of niggers who had gathered on the roads...ide to sing and play for and show de- formed Umbs to the newly -rich coolies." You see the men had just received their separation bonuses, and possessed on an average $2.50 each. A fortune. They could well afford to fling coppers to their less fortunate countrymen. Imagine their gener- ous gestures, their laughter with gleams of teeth and tossing heads. They had not ex- pected to get away so soon. Only a week in camp. Brothers who took the plunge before them had told of their long detention in camp.
What to read after With the Chinks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daryl Klein to read onlineMoreLess
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