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He was a man of twenty-six , very fair , with long , wavy hair through which he passed his hand frequently with a careless gesture . The sky was bright blue , and the trees in the avenue through which they passed were thick with leaves ; there was something in the air fresh to Philip , and mingled with the timidity he felt at entering on a new life , among strangers , was a great exhilaration . Seymour 's brigade was sent up to the top of the slope on the right of the ravine through which the road runs , and then moved along the summit parallel to the road , while Colonel Gallagher 's and Colonel Magilton 's brigades moved in the same direction a1ong the slope and in the ravine . Neither the Vicar nor his wife knew in the least what this was , and Philip had never heard of anyone being a chartered accountant ; but another letter from the solicitor explained that the growth of modern businesses and the increase of companies had led to the formation of many firms of accountants to examine the books and put into the financial affairs of their clients an order which old-fashioned methods had lacked . He thought of the collects and epistles which he had been made to learn by heart , and the long services at the Cathedral through which he had sat when every limb itched with the desire for movement ; and he remembered those walks at night through muddy roads to the parish church at Blackstable , and the coldness of that bleak building ; he sat with his feet like ice , his fingers numb and heavy , and all around was the sickly odour of pomatum . In mixing drama , which is - after all , part of our daily lives - with the study of things affecting us from the micro world , I have used imagery which may prove unsuitable for very young people not yet conversant with adult life . Ms. South asked what about individuals who are currently with the YMCA now that are Marshall employees ? How that campaign was conducted , how little opposition was met with , the condition of the country through which the armies passed , the capture of Fort McAllister , on the Savannah River , and the occupation of Savannah on the 21st of December , are all clearly set forth in General Sherman 's admirable report . Not sure which theory I believe , but you presented more alternatives than the currently fashionable " Putin must have done it " scenario that seems to be grabbing headlines more generally .