A Yankee in the Trenches 8 9
A Yankee in the Trenches 8 9
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I got out a Mills, pulled the pin, andpitched it. The bomb exploded, perhaps five feet this side of themen. One dropped, and the other ran.
After a short wait I ran over to the German. I searched him forpapers, found none, and rolled him into the river.
After a few days in the Quarries we were moved to what was known asthe Warren, so called because the works resembled a rabbit warren. This was on the lower side and to the left end of Vimy Ridge, andwas extra dangerous. It did seem as though eac...h place was worsethan the last. The Warren was a regular network of trenches, burrows, and funk holes, and we needed them all.
The position was downhill from the Huns, and they kept sending overand down a continuous stream of "pip-squeaks", "whiz-bangs", and"minnies. " The "pip-squeak" is a shell that starts with a silly"pip", goes on with a sillier "squeeeeee", and goes off with aman's-size bang.
The "whiz-bang" starts with a rough whirr like a flushing cockpartridge, and goes off on contact with a tremendous bang.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I got out a Mills, pulled the pin, andpitched it. The bomb exploded, perhaps five feet this side of themen. One dropped, and the other ran.
After a short wait I ran over to the German. I searched him forpapers, found none, and rolled him into the river.
After a few days in the Quarries we were moved to what was known asthe Warren, so called because the works resembled a rabbit warren. This was on the lower side and to the left end of Vimy Ridge, andwas extra dangerous. It did seem as though eac...h place was worsethan the last. The Warren was a regular network of trenches, burrows, and funk holes, and we needed them all.
The position was downhill from the Huns, and they kept sending overand down a continuous stream of "pip-squeaks", "whiz-bangs", and"minnies. " The "pip-squeak" is a shell that starts with a silly"pip", goes on with a sillier "squeeeeee", and goes off with aman's-size bang.
The "whiz-bang" starts with a rough whirr like a flushing cockpartridge, and goes off on contact with a tremendous bang.
What to read after A Yankee in the Trenches 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Derby Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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