Boys' book of Famous Soldiers
Boys' book of Famous Soldiers
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"Will you serve with Kitchener?" the posters said. And they responded, three million strong--"Kitchener's Mob, " which was to become so soon askilled army under his guidance.
They tell of him that when he took the post of Secretary of War, on hisfirst visit of inspection to the office he looked around and said, "Isthere a bed here?" When answered in the negative, he gave the brieforder, "Have one brought in. " Thereafter for several weeks he literally lived in his office night andday. He had at... last found a job that measured up to his fullestrequirements for hard work, and he revelled in it. Incidentally, he"delivered the goods"--but nobody marvelled at that; it was nothingmore than was expected of him!
Says an anonymous writer in _The Living Age_: "England never fullyunderstood Lord Kitchener, and perhaps he never fully understood hiscountrymen. They weaved innumerable myths around this shy and solitaryman, who revealed himself to few. To them his figure loomed giganticand mysterious through the sandstorms of African deserts and the mistsof the Himalayas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Will you serve with Kitchener?" the posters said. And they responded, three million strong--"Kitchener's Mob, " which was to become so soon askilled army under his guidance.
They tell of him that when he took the post of Secretary of War, on hisfirst visit of inspection to the office he looked around and said, "Isthere a bed here?" When answered in the negative, he gave the brieforder, "Have one brought in. " Thereafter for several weeks he literally lived in his office night andday. He had at... last found a job that measured up to his fullestrequirements for hard work, and he revelled in it. Incidentally, he"delivered the goods"--but nobody marvelled at that; it was nothingmore than was expected of him!
Says an anonymous writer in _The Living Age_: "England never fullyunderstood Lord Kitchener, and perhaps he never fully understood hiscountrymen. They weaved innumerable myths around this shy and solitaryman, who revealed himself to few. To them his figure loomed giganticand mysterious through the sandstorms of African deserts and the mistsof the Himalayas.
What to read after Boys' book of Famous Soldiers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcspadden, J. Walker (Joseph Walker), 1874-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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