At His Countrys Call a Tale of the Great War
At His Countrys Call a Tale of the Great War
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He tore the whip from the man's grasp and still holding his wrist lashed at him until the fellow writhed and cried for mercy.
It was a mad thing for an English officer to do even under such provocation. As he wrenched the whip away, he hurled the German headlong from him. The man staggered back- wards, and unable to hold himself on his feet, struck heavily against the wheel of a wagon. The blow, as his head crashed on it, stunned him, and he lay there, still and helpless, until some of the guar...d, who came too late to inter- fere, went to his help.
A Colonel rode up, his face dark with fury. He had seen and heard it all, and knew how great the provocation was, but that was noth- ing to him. The fact that a prisoner of war had dared to lift his hand against a German, brutal though he had been, was warrant in his estimation for anything. He called up some soldiers, and without a word beyond a protest that he would not stand that sort of work from PRISONERS OF WAR 187 a hateful Englishman, ordered the men to form in line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He tore the whip from the man's grasp and still holding his wrist lashed at him until the fellow writhed and cried for mercy.
It was a mad thing for an English officer to do even under such provocation. As he wrenched the whip away, he hurled the German headlong from him. The man staggered back- wards, and unable to hold himself on his feet, struck heavily against the wheel of a wagon. The blow, as his head crashed on it, stunned him, and he lay there, still and helpless, until some of the guar...d, who came too late to inter- fere, went to his help.
A Colonel rode up, his face dark with fury. He had seen and heard it all, and knew how great the provocation was, but that was noth- ing to him. The fact that a prisoner of war had dared to lift his hand against a German, brutal though he had been, was warrant in his estimation for anything. He called up some soldiers, and without a word beyond a protest that he would not stand that sort of work from PRISONERS OF WAR 187 a hateful Englishman, ordered the men to form in line.
What to read after At His Countrys Call a Tale of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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