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Meanings of take to soldiering in English

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Usage of take to soldiering in English
1
Wonder what made a," she checked his education, "Harvard MBA take to soldiering?"
Deadly little secrets
2
He became a little afraid, at one time, that you might take to soldiering, altogether.
Held Fast For England: A Tale of the Siege of Gibraltar (1779-83...
3
We were always friends, though he did not take to soldiering as heartily as I did.
Taking Tales: Instructive and Entertaining Reading
4
For my part, I am not sure that I would not sooner be a full private, if I must take to soldiering at all.
For Fortune and Glory: A Story of the Soudan War
5
That was why I took to soldiering, your honor.
One of the 28th: A Tale of Waterloo
6
"He takes to soldiering as a duck takes to a pond."
Young Captain Jack; Or, The Son of a Soldier
7
"There are hundreds in your service braver, Empress; cowards do not take to soldiering."
The Wanderer's Necklace
8
'No, those of us who take to soldiering, our home is the Guard, or the brigade, or whichever.
Return of the Crimson Guard
9
You are wrong entirely, Cleary; nature intended me for a schoolmaster, and it is just an accident that I have taken to soldiering.
With Moore at Corunna
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