Question

Summary writing - Sir Philip Sydney was a British General. He was wounded by a musket-shot at
the battle of Zutphen. Other soldiers took him to the camp. He was very thirsty
and wanted a cup of water. But there was scarcity of drinking water in the
area. A cup of water was however, collected and given to the wounded General.
He was about to put the cup to his lips when he noticed that a poor wounded
soldier was looking at the cup wistfully. The generous and gallant General
Sydney offered the cup to the soldier. The soldier said, Your life is more
valuable than mine. Please drink it, Sir.' Handing the cup of water over to the
poor man the great General said. "Thy necessity is greater than mine.?




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Answer 1

Answer:

Great generals always set up great examples

Answer 2

A british general, Sir Philip Sydney was wounded by a musket-shot at the battle of Zutphen. He was taken to the camp. He wanted a cup of water for he was thirsty. Despite of water scarcity, a cup of water was collected and given to the General. He was about to drink the water from the cup when he noticed that another wounded soldier was looking at the cup wistfully. General Sydney, so general and gallant, offered the cup to the soldier. The soldier said,'Your life is more

valuable than mine. Please drink it, Sir.' Handing the cup of water to the soldier the General replied,'Thy necessity is greater than mine.'