Capitolo 40
George remembered to his to take the run that he has been prevented for taking,
and of his to cross the bridge of trunk against orders, he said, that that run
conducted to the river by the shortest way, and that he knew that the trunk was
firm and it consolidates, and that he could go above it without falling in. "And
then you thought that you were the good rights to disobey me", gathered George.
"Yes", said Egbert, triumphantly. "That is alone it", said George. "You
you/he/she is prepared for respecting, except when you think that you are the good rights for
disobeying, and then you disobey. That is the way that many boys do, and
that remembers to the history that I was about to tell him. It is around some
soldiers."
George said then to Egbert a long history on a colonel that sent a captain
with a society of men on a secret consignment with the specific orders and the
captain disobeyed the orders and crossed a brook with his/her strength, when him
you/he/she had been directed for remaining on the of here side of him, thinking himself/herself/itself that
it would be best to cross, and in consequence of him all of his/her strength and he
you/he/she was captured by the enemy from what you/he/she was lying in ambush near as the
colonel knew, although the captain didn't know him/it. George concluded his
history with some very forced comments, showing, in a way adapted to
The state of Egbert of mental development, as main point was to the character
of a good soldier that he should implicitly respect all him the commands of his
superior, without never supposing to neglect them on him the earth of his
good reason that he/she sees for doing this way.
He followed to then to report another history of an officer on who the general
you/he/she could count for the implicit and definite obedience to all of his/her commands, and
who was expeditious on an important consignment with orders, the reasons for that
he didn't understand, but all of what he quickly respected, and this way
brought the consignment to a succeeded conclusion. He made the history