A Padre in France
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But they were men, unconquered and unconquerable.
CHAPTER XV MY THIRD CAMP At the front, the actual front where the fighting is, imagination runs riot in devising place names, and military maps recognise woods, hills, and roads by their new titles.
At the bases a severer spirit holds sway.
I recollect one curious and disagreeable camp which was called, colloquially and officially, Cinder City. Otherwise camps were known by numbers or at best by the French names of the districts in which they we...re situated. I thought I had hit on another exception to this rule when I first heard of this camp. It seemed natural to have called a camp after one of our generals. In fact nothing of the sort oc- curred. It was the French name for the place. We took over the name when we pitched our tents.
Indeed the camp was not the sort of place which gets a name given to it. It 229 230 MY THIRD CAMP is only places which somebody loves or hates, in which somebody is one way or other interested, which get new names given them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But they were men, unconquered and unconquerable.
CHAPTER XV MY THIRD CAMP At the front, the actual front where the fighting is, imagination runs riot in devising place names, and military maps recognise woods, hills, and roads by their new titles.
At the bases a severer spirit holds sway.
I recollect one curious and disagreeable camp which was called, colloquially and officially, Cinder City. Otherwise camps were known by numbers or at best by the French names of the districts in which they we...re situated. I thought I had hit on another exception to this rule when I first heard of this camp. It seemed natural to have called a camp after one of our generals. In fact nothing of the sort oc- curred. It was the French name for the place. We took over the name when we pitched our tents.
Indeed the camp was not the sort of place which gets a name given to it. It 229 230 MY THIRD CAMP is only places which somebody loves or hates, in which somebody is one way or other interested, which get new names given them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Birmingham George A. to read onlineMoreLess
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