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It is no wonder, therefore, that in circumstances which would have warranted a much more romantic and wild undertaking, it should occur to him to serve as a volunteer in this expedition.
Our commanding officer had said all in his power to encourage and promote this good disposition, from the first moment he had been acquainted with it He now proclaimed the noble resolution aloud, which was re- ceived with great pleasure by the whole company, who all cried out, "God bless King George and your ho...nour ;" and then added, with many oaths, "We will stand by you both to the last drops of our blood." The gentleman who had been all night tippling at the alehouse, was prevailed on by some arguments which a corporal had put into his hands, to undertake the same expedition. And now the portmanteau be- longing to Mr Jones being put up in the baggage-cart, the forces were about to move forwards; when the guide, stepping up to Jones, said, " Sir, I hope you will consider that the horses have been kept out all night, and we have travelled a great ways out of our way." Jones was surprized at the impudence of this demand, and acquainted the soldiers with the merits of his cause, Digitized by CjOOQ 1C TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is no wonder, therefore, that in circumstances which would have warranted a much more romantic and wild undertaking, it should occur to him to serve as a volunteer in this expedition.
Our commanding officer had said all in his power to encourage and promote this good disposition, from the first moment he had been acquainted with it He now proclaimed the noble resolution aloud, which was re- ceived with great pleasure by the whole company, who all cried out, "God bless King George and your ho...nour ;" and then added, with many oaths, "We will stand by you both to the last drops of our blood." The gentleman who had been all night tippling at the alehouse, was prevailed on by some arguments which a corporal had put into his hands, to undertake the same expedition. And now the portmanteau be- longing to Mr Jones being put up in the baggage-cart, the forces were about to move forwards; when the guide, stepping up to Jones, said, " Sir, I hope you will consider that the horses have been kept out all night, and we have travelled a great ways out of our way." Jones was surprized at the impudence of this demand, and acquainted the soldiers with the merits of his cause, Digitized by CjOOQ 1C TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING.
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