Soldier Men
Soldier Men
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Besides, Biggar had been such a capital fellow in spite of his quarrels with Corporal Cohen. Just the man who would have made a good ser- geant. And now he was dead. The troop officer looked at the new and amazing edition of Waller and he thought of the black cow. It seemed to him that here was the whole problem of the war.
THE UNSATISFACTORY HERO CORPORAL HOWARD had lost the confidence of his men. It was not so much that he had ever displayed cowardice as that he had never displayed bravery. H...e had been given many dangerous things to do, and had done them. But he had never done anything of the kind volun- tarily. In the big attack, when the officer and troop sergeant had both gone down and he should have taken command, he was not in evidence ; another man had taken his place. He had never volunteered for any of the dangerous patrols or bombing parties. He was a puzzle to his officers. They knew he had never actually panicked, had never actually refused duty, but they also felt that he would never do anything dangerous if he could possibly get out of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, Biggar had been such a capital fellow in spite of his quarrels with Corporal Cohen. Just the man who would have made a good ser- geant. And now he was dead. The troop officer looked at the new and amazing edition of Waller and he thought of the black cow. It seemed to him that here was the whole problem of the war.
THE UNSATISFACTORY HERO CORPORAL HOWARD had lost the confidence of his men. It was not so much that he had ever displayed cowardice as that he had never displayed bravery. H...e had been given many dangerous things to do, and had done them. But he had never done anything of the kind volun- tarily. In the big attack, when the officer and troop sergeant had both gone down and he should have taken command, he was not in evidence ; another man had taken his place. He had never volunteered for any of the dangerous patrols or bombing parties. He was a puzzle to his officers. They knew he had never actually panicked, had never actually refused duty, but they also felt that he would never do anything dangerous if he could possibly get out of it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud Yeo to read onlineMoreLess
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