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Through Three Campaigns

CHAPTER 1: An Expedition
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Every mouth will have to be fed, and the difficulties of transport will be great.

There is no possibility, whatever, of our smuggling a lad of your age up with us.
"Besides, you know that you ought to go to England, without further delay.

You want to gain a commission, and to do that you must pass a very stiff examination, indeed.

So for your own sake, it is advisable that you should get to work without any unnecessary delay.
"A party of invalids will be going down tomorrow, and you can go with them as far as Peshawar.

There, of course, you will take train either to Calcutta or Bombay.


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