Debit And Credit
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Theyplayed the very air to which he had often marched with his regiment bythe side of his old general, whom he loved as a father. He thought ofthe scarred face of the old warrior, and thought too of a court of honorthat he and his brother officers had once held upon an unhappy youth whohad lightly given and broken his word of honor. He went into hisbed-room, and rejoiced that it had become dark, and that he could nolonger see his castle, his factory, or his wife's searching glance. Andagain he ...heard hour after hour strike, and at the stroke of each thethought was forced in upon him, "There is now another of that regimentwho has, when gray-haired, done the very deed that led a youth to blowout his brains: here lies the man, and can not sleep because he hasbroken his word of honor. " CHAPTER XXIII.
The spring storms were sweeping over the plains when Anton was recalled. The winter had been a laborious and anxious season. He had oftentraveled in frost and snow through devastated districts far into theeast and south.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theyplayed the very air to which he had often marched with his regiment bythe side of his old general, whom he loved as a father. He thought ofthe scarred face of the old warrior, and thought too of a court of honorthat he and his brother officers had once held upon an unhappy youth whohad lightly given and broken his word of honor. He went into hisbed-room, and rejoiced that it had become dark, and that he could nolonger see his castle, his factory, or his wife's searching glance. Andagain he ...heard hour after hour strike, and at the stroke of each thethought was forced in upon him, "There is now another of that regimentwho has, when gray-haired, done the very deed that led a youth to blowout his brains: here lies the man, and can not sleep because he hasbroken his word of honor. " CHAPTER XXIII.
The spring storms were sweeping over the plains when Anton was recalled. The winter had been a laborious and anxious season. He had oftentraveled in frost and snow through devastated districts far into theeast and south.
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