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雅各布上校(英文)

It was a chilly autumn day in 1919, and Colonel Jacob was having the worst luck imaginable.

He woke up that morning to the sound of rain pelting against the window. As he got dressed, he realized that his favorite uniform had a tear in it, and he had no time to get it mended. He rushed out of the house, only to step into a puddle and soak his shoes.

When he reached the office, he found out that a crucial document he had been working on had gone missing. He spent hours searching for it, but to no avail. Just as he was about to give up, he received a summons from his superior, who accused him of being negligent in his duties. Jacob tried to explain, but his words fell on deaf ears.

After a frustrating morning, Jacob decided to go for a walk to clear his head. But as he walked down the street, a group of rowdy soldiers mistook him for someone else and started taunting him. Before he could even react, they pushed him to the ground and stole his wallet.

Jacob managed to get up and dust himself off, but his spirits were at an all-time low. He headed to the local café to have a cup of coffee and calm down. However, when he reached for his pocket to pay, he remembered that his wallet was gone. The café owner, not believing his story, gave him a stern look and threatened to call the police.

Feeling completely defeated, Jacob left the café and started walking back home. On the way, he saw a woman in distress. Being the kind-hearted person he was, he went to help her, only to be accused of being the one who caused the problem in the first place.

By the time Jacob reached home, he was exhausted and disheartened. He slumped into a chair and wondered how things could go so wrong in a single day. It seemed like the world was against him.

As he sat there, reflecting on his misfortunes, he vowed that tomorrow would be a better day. Little did he know what the future held, but for now, he needed to find the strength to face another day.

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