My Police Court Friends With the Colours
My Police Court Friends With the Colours
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Writing to me in June 1915, Ben says : "We are getting a bit tired of reading in the newspapers of joy that Italy has come in, and of whining and sneering and grumbling at America. There are enough men in the British empire to finish this job without grovelling for anybody else to help. If they like to join us these other countries well and good. But why not our men take their coats off, give over playing, and all set to work and do the thing ourselves? We who are out here don't want to brag. W...e have just come into this rest-camp after twenty- four of the hardest and most nerve -trying days it is possible to imagine, and to a man we are ready to go through it all again and enjoy it. But we want more men to come and give a hand, and we'd as lief have our own folk from our own empire as anybody. What we don't want is to read about strikes, and anxiety about shells, and attacks on men who are doing all men can do to pull England through. Everybody must buck up and do their best. " Better occupation that for a man than befool- ing simple folk out of their money or using criminal means for obtaining a living !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Writing to me in June 1915, Ben says : "We are getting a bit tired of reading in the newspapers of joy that Italy has come in, and of whining and sneering and grumbling at America. There are enough men in the British empire to finish this job without grovelling for anybody else to help. If they like to join us these other countries well and good. But why not our men take their coats off, give over playing, and all set to work and do the thing ourselves? We who are out here don't want to brag. W...e have just come into this rest-camp after twenty- four of the hardest and most nerve -trying days it is possible to imagine, and to a man we are ready to go through it all again and enjoy it. But we want more men to come and give a hand, and we'd as lief have our own folk from our own empire as anybody. What we don't want is to read about strikes, and anxiety about shells, and attacks on men who are doing all men can do to pull England through. Everybody must buck up and do their best. " Better occupation that for a man than befool- ing simple folk out of their money or using criminal means for obtaining a living !
What to read after My Police Court Friends With the Colours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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