A Yankee in the Trenches
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I went over with one man, a fellow named Bellinger. We got out andstarted to crawl. All we knew was that the left sector was twohundred yards away. Machine-gun bullets were squealing andsnapping overhead pretty continuously, and we had to hug the dirt. It is surprising to see how flat a man can keep and still get alongat a good rate of speed. We kept straight away to the left andpresently got into wire. And then we heard German voices. Ow! Iwent cold all over.
Then some "Very" lights went up an...d I saw the Boche parapet nottwenty feet away. Worst of all there was a little lane throughtheir wire at that point, and there would be, no doubt, a sap heador a listening post near. I tried to lie still and burrow into thedirt at the same time. Nothing happened. Presently the lights died, and Bellinger gave me a poke in the ribs. We started to crawfish. Why we weren't seen I don't know, but we had gone all of onehundred feet before they spotted us. Fortunately we were on theedge of a shallow shell hole when the sentry caught our movementsand Fritz cut loose with the "typewriters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I went over with one man, a fellow named Bellinger. We got out andstarted to crawl. All we knew was that the left sector was twohundred yards away. Machine-gun bullets were squealing andsnapping overhead pretty continuously, and we had to hug the dirt. It is surprising to see how flat a man can keep and still get alongat a good rate of speed. We kept straight away to the left andpresently got into wire. And then we heard German voices. Ow! Iwent cold all over.
Then some "Very" lights went up an...d I saw the Boche parapet nottwenty feet away. Worst of all there was a little lane throughtheir wire at that point, and there would be, no doubt, a sap heador a listening post near. I tried to lie still and burrow into thedirt at the same time. Nothing happened. Presently the lights died, and Bellinger gave me a poke in the ribs. We started to crawfish. Why we weren't seen I don't know, but we had gone all of onehundred feet before they spotted us. Fortunately we were on theedge of a shallow shell hole when the sentry caught our movementsand Fritz cut loose with the "typewriters.
What to read after A Yankee in the Trenches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Robert Derby to read onlineMoreLess
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