Traffics And Discoveries
Traffics And Discoveries
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Come and see the I. G. in his lair — the miserable con- script driven up to the colours at the point of the bayonet." PART II The great hall was emptying apace as the clocks struck two, and we passed out through double doors into a huge reading and smoking room, blue with tobacco and buzzing with voices.
" We're quieter aa a rule," said the Boy. " But we're filling up vacancies to-day. Hence the anxious faces of the Line and Militia. Look!" There were four tables against the walls, and at each ...stood a crotv^d of uniforms. The centres of disturbance were non- commissioned ofiBcers who, seated, growled and wrote down names.
"Come to my table," said Burgard. "Well, Purvis, have you ear-marked our little lot?" "I've been tellin' 'em for the last hour we've only twenty-three vacancies," was the sergeant's answer.
"I've taken nearly fifty for Trials, and this is what's left." Burgard smiled.
"I'm very sorry," he said to the crowd, "but C Company's full." "Excuse me. Sir," said a man, "but wouldn't sea- time count in my favour?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come and see the I. G. in his lair — the miserable con- script driven up to the colours at the point of the bayonet." PART II The great hall was emptying apace as the clocks struck two, and we passed out through double doors into a huge reading and smoking room, blue with tobacco and buzzing with voices.
" We're quieter aa a rule," said the Boy. " But we're filling up vacancies to-day. Hence the anxious faces of the Line and Militia. Look!" There were four tables against the walls, and at each ...stood a crotv^d of uniforms. The centres of disturbance were non- commissioned ofiBcers who, seated, growled and wrote down names.
"Come to my table," said Burgard. "Well, Purvis, have you ear-marked our little lot?" "I've been tellin' 'em for the last hour we've only twenty-three vacancies," was the sergeant's answer.
"I've taken nearly fifty for Trials, and this is what's left." Burgard smiled.
"I'm very sorry," he said to the crowd, "but C Company's full." "Excuse me. Sir," said a man, "but wouldn't sea- time count in my favour?
What to read after Traffics And Discoveries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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