Ashes
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I looked at him and as it happened the narrowed blue eyes caught mine, 32 and the close shut lips parted in a little smile, the ghost of the old happy grin that I had almost forgotten on his face. And then my reaching hand found my cartridge belt and I was once more only a machine, working as a unit in the long line of prostrate men to the ultimate end that, whether the machine held together or was shattered, the dusty, precious silk hanging on the pole behind us should still catch the salute o...f the foreign sun and the touch of the faint hot breeze, with American hands to raise it and American guns to keep it sacred.
* * * Twenty minutes later it was all ended. The Filipino attack was brok en, and caught from behind by a flank ing party from B Company, which had "1 33 been several miles behind us in this little analyzing expedition, the natives scattered like rabbits through the jun gle with the cheerful cracking of Amer ican rifles hurrying them on both sides, and now and then changing some dodg ing white shape into a very still and quiet mass huddled in the green cane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I looked at him and as it happened the narrowed blue eyes caught mine, 32 and the close shut lips parted in a little smile, the ghost of the old happy grin that I had almost forgotten on his face. And then my reaching hand found my cartridge belt and I was once more only a machine, working as a unit in the long line of prostrate men to the ultimate end that, whether the machine held together or was shattered, the dusty, precious silk hanging on the pole behind us should still catch the salute o...f the foreign sun and the touch of the faint hot breeze, with American hands to raise it and American guns to keep it sacred.
* * * Twenty minutes later it was all ended. The Filipino attack was brok en, and caught from behind by a flank ing party from B Company, which had "1 33 been several miles behind us in this little analyzing expedition, the natives scattered like rabbits through the jun gle with the cheerful cracking of Amer ican rifles hurrying them on both sides, and now and then changing some dodg ing white shape into a very still and quiet mass huddled in the green cane.
What to read after Ashes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanley Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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