At Ypres With Best-Dunkley
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. It is now evening and is quite bright, the sun is shining into thetent where I am writing this. We have been stationed here since July 21, and are now marching back in a few minutes to a camp beyond theabove-mentioned town--where I went to reconnoitre this morning.
"You will see that it is impossible to write any reply to 'Bumjo' atpresent as I have not the time. [9] I also warn you not to get the windup if you do not hear from me for a week or so. I can quite foresee aperiod of that length e...lapsing between my letters now, as before thispresent week is out we shall be engaged in fighting the great battle ofthe North. 'Bumjo' will have to wait until we come out of action again. I intend to deal with him and give him the telling-off which hisimpudence and his treason are asking for after the battle. I hope tohave more leisure then! So au revoir!" These days at Watou, while being days full of work, were not unpleasant. We had plenty to talk about; and, seated on the grass on a summerevening, Joe Roake would make us rock with laughter at his quaint andhumorous tales of his experiences when a sergeant at Loos and otherbattles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. It is now evening and is quite bright, the sun is shining into thetent where I am writing this. We have been stationed here since July 21, and are now marching back in a few minutes to a camp beyond theabove-mentioned town--where I went to reconnoitre this morning.
"You will see that it is impossible to write any reply to 'Bumjo' atpresent as I have not the time. [9] I also warn you not to get the windup if you do not hear from me for a week or so. I can quite foresee aperiod of that length e...lapsing between my letters now, as before thispresent week is out we shall be engaged in fighting the great battle ofthe North. 'Bumjo' will have to wait until we come out of action again. I intend to deal with him and give him the telling-off which hisimpudence and his treason are asking for after the battle. I hope tohave more leisure then! So au revoir!" These days at Watou, while being days full of work, were not unpleasant. We had plenty to talk about; and, seated on the grass on a summerevening, Joe Roake would make us rock with laughter at his quaint andhumorous tales of his experiences when a sergeant at Loos and otherbattles.
What to read after At Ypres With Best-Dunkley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Floyd Thomas Hope to read onlineMoreLess
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