A Soldier of the Legion
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The shells were faUing thicker and closer. Everybody was broad awake now, and all of us seemed to be waiting for a shell to drop into our holes. It was only a question of time before we should be wiped out.
Haeffle called my attention to a little trench we all had noticed during the daytime, about forty metres in front of us. No fire had come from there, and it was evidently quite abandoned.
64 A SOLDIER OF THE LEGION I took Haeffle and Saint-Hilaire with me and quietly crawled over to the tren...ch, round the end of it, and started to enter at about the middle.
Then all of a sudden a wild yell came out of the darkness in front of us.
" Franzosen ! Die Franzosen ! ' ' We could n't see anything, nor they either. There might have been a regi- ment of us, or of them for that matter.
I screeched out in German, "Hande hoch I " and jumped into the trench fol- lowed by my two companions. As we crouched in the bottom, I yelled again, "Hande hoch oder wir schiesseni" The response was the famiUar "Ka- meraden I Kameraden !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shells were faUing thicker and closer. Everybody was broad awake now, and all of us seemed to be waiting for a shell to drop into our holes. It was only a question of time before we should be wiped out.
Haeffle called my attention to a little trench we all had noticed during the daytime, about forty metres in front of us. No fire had come from there, and it was evidently quite abandoned.
64 A SOLDIER OF THE LEGION I took Haeffle and Saint-Hilaire with me and quietly crawled over to the tren...ch, round the end of it, and started to enter at about the middle.
Then all of a sudden a wild yell came out of the darkness in front of us.
" Franzosen ! Die Franzosen ! ' ' We could n't see anything, nor they either. There might have been a regi- ment of us, or of them for that matter.
I screeched out in German, "Hande hoch I " and jumped into the trench fol- lowed by my two companions. As we crouched in the bottom, I yelled again, "Hande hoch oder wir schiesseni" The response was the famiUar "Ka- meraden I Kameraden !
What to read after A Soldier of the Legion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Morlae to read onlineMoreLess
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