To Lhassa At Last
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There was a ' Tommies' gaff' that night, outside the camp, around a roughly erected stage lit up with Chinese candles and decked out with green brushwood that had previously been used to make the jumps at the last gym- khana. We assembled to hear the familiar types of songs that form the programme of a soldiers' sing-song — some witty, some rather vulgar, some modified with topical variations by local poets, and all full of good cheer.
i8i CHAPTER XXII THE SIGNING OF THE TREATY A DAY or two aft...er — that is to say, on the seventh day of September 1 904 — the treaty was signed. If our peaceful arrival at Lhassa had been the anti-climax of the Expedition, this — the signing of the treaty — though peace- ful also, was its true climax. One certainly did have a feeling that day that one was witness of an event of imperial importance.
The escort left camp at 1.30 p.m. Over the assembling of the troops outside camp one of those typical — and to the onlooker highly entertaining — muddles arose, which are always either the fault of some one or no one or every one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a ' Tommies' gaff' that night, outside the camp, around a roughly erected stage lit up with Chinese candles and decked out with green brushwood that had previously been used to make the jumps at the last gym- khana. We assembled to hear the familiar types of songs that form the programme of a soldiers' sing-song — some witty, some rather vulgar, some modified with topical variations by local poets, and all full of good cheer.
i8i CHAPTER XXII THE SIGNING OF THE TREATY A DAY or two aft...er — that is to say, on the seventh day of September 1 904 — the treaty was signed. If our peaceful arrival at Lhassa had been the anti-climax of the Expedition, this — the signing of the treaty — though peace- ful also, was its true climax. One certainly did have a feeling that day that one was witness of an event of imperial importance.
The escort left camp at 1.30 p.m. Over the assembling of the troops outside camp one of those typical — and to the onlooker highly entertaining — muddles arose, which are always either the fault of some one or no one or every one.
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