13 Days the Chronicle of An Escape From a German Prison
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I had been there scarcely ten minutes when I saw two German women come out of the house at the other end of the bridge and cross over towards me, followed at some thirty yards by a German soldier. He caught them up just opposite me and all three, talking hard, went some forty yards along THE FIRST TWO RIVERS 113 the road, and then sat down in the bushes on my side of it. Here they were soon joined by another soldier who came from the direction of the camp, as I discovered on hearing his voice. ...I was now so placed that I was actually between them and the bridge, but dared not move, as I was certain to make the bushes surrounding my hiding- place rustle and the dead sticks lying about crack. I waited in hopes that they would go away, but it got quite dark and still the giggles of the women and the low tones of the men continued.
At last, at about 11 o'clock, the two women got up, and after standing talking for a few minutes I heard one of them say to the men, " You must now remain quite quiet !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had been there scarcely ten minutes when I saw two German women come out of the house at the other end of the bridge and cross over towards me, followed at some thirty yards by a German soldier. He caught them up just opposite me and all three, talking hard, went some forty yards along THE FIRST TWO RIVERS 113 the road, and then sat down in the bushes on my side of it. Here they were soon joined by another soldier who came from the direction of the camp, as I discovered on hearing his voice. ...I was now so placed that I was actually between them and the bridge, but dared not move, as I was certain to make the bushes surrounding my hiding- place rustle and the dead sticks lying about crack. I waited in hopes that they would go away, but it got quite dark and still the giggles of the women and the low tones of the men continued.
At last, at about 11 o'clock, the two women got up, and after standing talking for a few minutes I heard one of them say to the men, " You must now remain quite quiet !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Alan Lyde Caunter to read onlineMoreLess
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