Attack
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The Lewis-gunners, who arrived last, found only a ruined bit of trench next to my "headquarters, " whilethey deposited their guns and equipment in a shell-hole behind.
It was somewhere about four or half-past when I made my lastinspection. I clambered over the back of the trench and stood stillfor a moment or so. Everything was uncannily silent. There was just asuspicion of whiteness creeping into the sky beyond the rising groundopposite. Over towards the left rose the remains of Gommecourt Woo...d. Half its trees had gone since the last time that I had seen it, andthe few that remained stood, looking like so many masts in a harbour, gaunt and charred by our petrol shells.
The men in the left fire-bay seemed quite comfortable. But, standingand looking down the trench, it suddenly dawned upon me that I wasgazing right into a line of chalky German trenches, and consequentlythat the enemy in those trenches could look straight into this trench. I left instructions with the corporal in charge of that section tobuild up a barricade in the gap before daybreak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lewis-gunners, who arrived last, found only a ruined bit of trench next to my "headquarters, " whilethey deposited their guns and equipment in a shell-hole behind.
It was somewhere about four or half-past when I made my lastinspection. I clambered over the back of the trench and stood stillfor a moment or so. Everything was uncannily silent. There was just asuspicion of whiteness creeping into the sky beyond the rising groundopposite. Over towards the left rose the remains of Gommecourt Woo...d. Half its trees had gone since the last time that I had seen it, andthe few that remained stood, looking like so many masts in a harbour, gaunt and charred by our petrol shells.
The men in the left fire-bay seemed quite comfortable. But, standingand looking down the trench, it suddenly dawned upon me that I wasgazing right into a line of chalky German trenches, and consequentlythat the enemy in those trenches could look straight into this trench. I left instructions with the corporal in charge of that section tobuild up a barricade in the gap before daybreak.
What to read after Attack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liveing Edward George Downing to read onlineMoreLess
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