Adventures of a Despatch Rider
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In the farm I found King and his platoon of Cyclists. Shrapnel bulletssimply rattled against the old house, and an occasional common shelldropped near by way of variety. The Cyclists were restive, and I wastoo, so to relieve the situation I proposed breakfast. King and I hadhalf a loaf of Saacy bread and half a pot of jam I always carried aboutwith me. The rest went to the men. Our breakfast was nearly spoilt bythe Manchesters, who, after they had lost a few men, rushed through thefarm into the... wood, where, naturally enough, they lost a few more. Theybesought the Cyclists to cover their retreat, but as it was fromshrapnel we mildly suggested it was impossible.
The courtyard was by this time covered with tiles and pitted withbullets. We, close up against the wall, had been quite moderately safe. The shelling slackened off, so we thought we had better do a bunk. Withpride of race the motor-cyclist left last.
The 14th Brigade had disappeared. I went back down the track and foundthe General and his staff, fuming, half-way up the hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the farm I found King and his platoon of Cyclists. Shrapnel bulletssimply rattled against the old house, and an occasional common shelldropped near by way of variety. The Cyclists were restive, and I wastoo, so to relieve the situation I proposed breakfast. King and I hadhalf a loaf of Saacy bread and half a pot of jam I always carried aboutwith me. The rest went to the men. Our breakfast was nearly spoilt bythe Manchesters, who, after they had lost a few men, rushed through thefarm into the... wood, where, naturally enough, they lost a few more. Theybesought the Cyclists to cover their retreat, but as it was fromshrapnel we mildly suggested it was impossible.
The courtyard was by this time covered with tiles and pitted withbullets. We, close up against the wall, had been quite moderately safe. The shelling slackened off, so we thought we had better do a bunk. Withpride of race the motor-cyclist left last.
The 14th Brigade had disappeared. I went back down the track and foundthe General and his staff, fuming, half-way up the hill.
What to read after Adventures of a Despatch Rider?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson William Henry Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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