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And knowing all that he knew, he feared for England, he feared for India, he feared for the Empire. Also he determined that, so far as it lay in the power of one war-trained man, the flag should be kept flying in Gungapur when the Great European Armageddon commenced, and should fly over a centre, and a shelter, for Mrs. Dearman, and for all who were loyal and true.
"Interestin' evolution," remarked that Officer. "Demmed interestin'. May we have some more?" "Get on, Captain Rozario," implored Colonel Dearman. "Let's see some company-drill." "One hundred and twenty-five paces backward march," cried Captain Rozario after a brief calculation, and "G" Company reluctantly detached itself from the battalion, backwards.
While the remainder, with whom went Colonel Dearman, the officers, and the permanent staff, marched about in the usual manner and enjoyed the picnic, these others appeared to be privately and secretly rehearsing a more specialized part to the mystification and wonder of the said remainder.
He believed that the world neither held, nor had held, his wife's equal in character and nobility of mind. He worshipped an image of his own creation in the shape of Cleopatra Dearman, and the image he had conceived was a credit to the single-minded, simple-hearted gentleman.
"Better be quiet and listen, or I shall get cross, and you'll get hurt.... You have given us the pleasure of a great deal of your company this year, and I have come to ask you " "Dearman, I have not been so much lately, and I " "That's what I complain of, my young friend." "What?" "That's what I complain of!
It was while working on Astoria that Irving began the building of Wolfert's Roost, the Van Tassel house of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, on that delightful spot on the Hudson which in the first days of Irving's residence there was called Dearman. In after time the name was changed to Irvington, in his honor, and Wolfert's Roost, in honor of the glorious country, became Sunnyside.
Dearman in great surprise. "Whenever when?" "I'll tell you," said the man, smiling fondly. "You have my photograph. You took it yourself on board the 'Malaya'." "I?" said Mrs. Dearman. "What are you talking about?" "About you, dearest, and the time when I first saw you and fell in love with you; love at first sight, indeed." "But I never photographed you on board ship. I never saw you on a ship.
That was the last straw that breaks the camel's heart and Colonel Dearman would have his revenge or lose life, honour, and wealth in the attempt. Ha! and, moreover, Ho! The Colonel knew his battalion-drill by heart and backwards. Was it his fault that his officers were fools and his men damn-fools? Major Pinto swallowed hard, blinked hard, and breathed hard.
Doubtless, the new General desired to arrive at a just estimate of the value of this unit of his Command, and to allot to it the place for which it was best fitted in the scheme of local defence and things military at Gungapur. Perhaps he desired to teach the presumptuous upstart, Dearman, a little lesson....
And the Adjutant's absence could not be made a just cause and impediment why the visit of the General should not be paid, for Colonel Dearman had with some difficulty, procured the appointment of one of his Managers as acting-adjutant.
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