My Memories 1830 1913
My Memories 1830 1913
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Had I been a younger son I should have re- mained with my regiment ; as it was I always felt rather envious of my three brothers who went into the army. William, the brother who was often supposed as a child to be my twin, was in the Scots Guards, until at Queen Victoria's personal request he left to become Her Majesty's foreign service messenger. He had a delightful life, for in that capacity he travelled all over the world.
Walter joined my regiment, became a Major, and distinguished himself ...very highly in the Indian Mutiny. On one occasion a lot of them were after a Chief who made for a nullah ; he jumped it, and Walter, being the only one who could follow him, found himself alone with the quarry on the other side. They raced on for some distance, until the Chief, finding that his pursuer was close behind, turned, and tried to spear him.
120 MY MEMORIES But Walter was too quick for him, and ran him through the body, kilhng him with one thrust.
Poor Waher ! He was a good comrade and a gallant fellow, but he made rather a hash of things and was not very happy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had I been a younger son I should have re- mained with my regiment ; as it was I always felt rather envious of my three brothers who went into the army. William, the brother who was often supposed as a child to be my twin, was in the Scots Guards, until at Queen Victoria's personal request he left to become Her Majesty's foreign service messenger. He had a delightful life, for in that capacity he travelled all over the world.
Walter joined my regiment, became a Major, and distinguished himself ...very highly in the Indian Mutiny. On one occasion a lot of them were after a Chief who made for a nullah ; he jumped it, and Walter, being the only one who could follow him, found himself alone with the quarry on the other side. They raced on for some distance, until the Chief, finding that his pursuer was close behind, turned, and tried to spear him.
120 MY MEMORIES But Walter was too quick for him, and ran him through the body, kilhng him with one thrust.
Poor Waher ! He was a good comrade and a gallant fellow, but he made rather a hash of things and was not very happy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Harbord Suffield to read onlineMoreLess
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