Towards the Goal
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Idon't think England has ever had as much cause to be proud as shehas to-day. " Ah! such thoughts and feelings cut deep. They would be unbearable butfor the saving salt of humour in which this whole great gathering ofmen, so to speak, moves suspended, as though in an atmosphere. It iseverywhere. Coarse or refined, it is the universal protection, whetherfrom the minor discomforts or the more frightful risks of war. Volumescould be filled, have already been filled, with it--volumes to whichyour A...merican soldier when he gets to France in his thousands will addconsiderably--pages all his own! I take this touch in passing from arecent letter: "A sergeant in my company [writes a young officer] was the other dayburied by a shell. He was dug out with difficulty. As he lay, notseriously injured, but sputtering and choking, against the wall of thetrench, his C. O. Came by. 'Well, So-and-so, awfully sorry! Can I doanything for you?' 'Sir, ' said the sergeant with dignity, stillstruggling out of the mud, '_I want a separate peace_!'" And here is another incident that has just come across me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Idon't think England has ever had as much cause to be proud as shehas to-day. " Ah! such thoughts and feelings cut deep. They would be unbearable butfor the saving salt of humour in which this whole great gathering ofmen, so to speak, moves suspended, as though in an atmosphere. It iseverywhere. Coarse or refined, it is the universal protection, whetherfrom the minor discomforts or the more frightful risks of war. Volumescould be filled, have already been filled, with it--volumes to whichyour A...merican soldier when he gets to France in his thousands will addconsiderably--pages all his own! I take this touch in passing from arecent letter: "A sergeant in my company [writes a young officer] was the other dayburied by a shell. He was dug out with difficulty. As he lay, notseriously injured, but sputtering and choking, against the wall of thetrench, his C. O. Came by. 'Well, So-and-so, awfully sorry! Can I doanything for you?' 'Sir, ' said the sergeant with dignity, stillstruggling out of the mud, '_I want a separate peace_!'" And here is another incident that has just come across me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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