The Adventures of An Ensign
The Adventures of An Ensign
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And the THE ADVENTURES OF AN ENSIGN 213 road was full of these gallant dead. By every embrasure one or two dead British soldiers were lying — probably, our Ensign thought, the first men to adventure into the trench of that forlorn German hope : one such khaki-clad figure still had his hands at the throat of the German across whose body he was lying with another German on top of him.
Even the unsqueamish MacFinnigan was overcome at the sight.
" How horrible, sir, " he said ; and then added, as a...n afterthought, " but they were brave men ! " Our Ensign lit a cigarette and inhaled deeply. Then he gave one to the orderly, and they passed on up the slope.
214 CHAPTER XII.
" 'Twas brillig and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble. ... " — The Slaying of the Jabberwock.
" Did ye hear what that man O'Flanagai was sayin', him I mane as come up with the wather party las' night ? " The speaker was a red-haired Irish Guards- man — what they would call in Ireland a " foxy man " — who was cleaning his rifle and chatting the while with a grizzled com- rade, who was composedly scraping the mud off his puttees with a piece of stick prepara- tory to going on parade for rifle inspection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the THE ADVENTURES OF AN ENSIGN 213 road was full of these gallant dead. By every embrasure one or two dead British soldiers were lying — probably, our Ensign thought, the first men to adventure into the trench of that forlorn German hope : one such khaki-clad figure still had his hands at the throat of the German across whose body he was lying with another German on top of him.
Even the unsqueamish MacFinnigan was overcome at the sight.
" How horrible, sir, " he said ; and then added, as a...n afterthought, " but they were brave men ! " Our Ensign lit a cigarette and inhaled deeply. Then he gave one to the orderly, and they passed on up the slope.
214 CHAPTER XII.
" 'Twas brillig and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble. ... " — The Slaying of the Jabberwock.
" Did ye hear what that man O'Flanagai was sayin', him I mane as come up with the wather party las' night ? " The speaker was a red-haired Irish Guards- man — what they would call in Ireland a " foxy man " — who was cleaning his rifle and chatting the while with a grizzled com- rade, who was composedly scraping the mud off his puttees with a piece of stick prepara- tory to going on parade for rifle inspection.
What to read after The Adventures of An Ensign?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Valentine to read onlineMoreLess
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