A Soldiers Mother in France
A Soldiers Mother in France
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He looks about as mihtary as a smoked ham, and feels like — but my well known delicacy halts me. Never mind, I'm all here — barring a few pieces of bone that don't matter, and I have gained the honor of having been in the first wave of the first Americans to go over the top at Cantigny.
"Incidentally I have the bullet that hit me, and one boche helmet. I would have got more but my trip was short and sweet — some six hundred yards at most before some unmannerly person slammed me over the knee wi...th a battle-ship, and I sat down to think it over. It struck me suddenly that there was very little of in- terest to be seen, and it would be a waste of time to go any further.
"From there to where I am now has been a series of more or less painful transfers through first aid posts, dressing stations and French hospitals, with a Red Cross train and a ninety kilometer ride in an ambulance. I don't think you have ever known the joy of a ninety K. Ride on the upper deck of a pitch- Ji6 FIGHTING WOUND SHOCK 117 ing ambulance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looks about as mihtary as a smoked ham, and feels like — but my well known delicacy halts me. Never mind, I'm all here — barring a few pieces of bone that don't matter, and I have gained the honor of having been in the first wave of the first Americans to go over the top at Cantigny.
"Incidentally I have the bullet that hit me, and one boche helmet. I would have got more but my trip was short and sweet — some six hundred yards at most before some unmannerly person slammed me over the knee wi...th a battle-ship, and I sat down to think it over. It struck me suddenly that there was very little of in- terest to be seen, and it would be a waste of time to go any further.
"From there to where I am now has been a series of more or less painful transfers through first aid posts, dressing stations and French hospitals, with a Red Cross train and a ninety kilometer ride in an ambulance. I don't think you have ever known the joy of a ninety K. Ride on the upper deck of a pitch- Ji6 FIGHTING WOUND SHOCK 117 ing ambulance.
What to read after A Soldiers Mother in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rheta Louise Childe Dorr to read onlineMoreLess
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