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On the Irrawaddy

CHAPTER 2: The Outbreak of War
19/30

I wonder that you have kept your health as well as you have, in this steamy climate.
"I am going to the mess room, now.

You had better come and lunch with me, and I will introduce you to the other officers.

We are very strong in comparison to the force for, counting the assistant surgeon, there are ten of us." "I shall be very glad, sir," Stanley said.

"I have certainly been feeling rather lonely here; for I know no one, and there is very little to do.

During the last year, I have often gone up one of the rivers by myself; but there has always been occupation while, at present, things are at a standstill." "I tell you what, Brooke, if you would like it, I can appoint you interpreter.


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