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On Saturday I made — without great result — a counter-attack on the Reichakerkopf. I had an officer killed, three or four chasseurs killed and fifteen wounded.
Since the evening of that day, we have been on the outskirts of the wood, entrenched, in order to prevent the Boches progressing further. They appear to have calmed down since yesterday, and a fresh attack on their part has failed.
The poor 11th has suffered recently. Certain com- panies have been very hard hit.
I write to you in a shelt...er made of the trunks of 189 190 A CRUSADER OF FRANCE pine-trees, and on Boche post-cards bought at Metze- ral by scouts of the 51st.
It is snowing and cold, but our moral remains good.
February 26.
The situation is less strained — we are gradually- returning to quietness. The still bitter cold suffi- ciently puts us to the test. Not a few poor fellows have frozen feet.
We have had some hard days. Likewise the Boches, with the result that they have not further insisted.
We are all so dirty that we should be frightened if we were not all alike and without a means of comparison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Saturday I made — without great result — a counter-attack on the Reichakerkopf. I had an officer killed, three or four chasseurs killed and fifteen wounded.
Since the evening of that day, we have been on the outskirts of the wood, entrenched, in order to prevent the Boches progressing further. They appear to have calmed down since yesterday, and a fresh attack on their part has failed.
The poor 11th has suffered recently. Certain com- panies have been very hard hit.
I write to you in a shelt...er made of the trunks of 189 190 A CRUSADER OF FRANCE pine-trees, and on Boche post-cards bought at Metze- ral by scouts of the 51st.
It is snowing and cold, but our moral remains good.
February 26.
The situation is less strained — we are gradually- returning to quietness. The still bitter cold suffi- ciently puts us to the test. Not a few poor fellows have frozen feet.
We have had some hard days. Likewise the Boches, with the result that they have not further insisted.
We are all so dirty that we should be frightened if we were not all alike and without a means of comparison.
What to read after A Crusader of France;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lees, Frederic, B. 1872, Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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