Battle Days
Battle Days
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When the corporal adjudged the conditions of light and warfare would probably be most favourable.
All went well until the appointed hour, and the night light was then excellent, neither too uttei'ly dark nor too brilliant. At one o'clock, therefore, Corporal Sangar led the way, crawling through the sally-port. Buckler squeezed slowly after him, and they emerged into " No Man's Land, " passing through the opening in the en- tanglements which defended his own trenches.
At that moment any one who ...had known^Buckler as the captain of lethargy would have marvelled at him.
86 BATTLE DAYS He was no longer stolid, placid, and unmoved, but for a little while every faculty of him was awake. The cor- poral was inclined to assist him at the passing of the narrow sally, but he brushed aside assistance. His big form seemed to grow wonderfully agile and to wriggle itself through by sinuous movement. As they advanced across the ground, the corporal, a slim-built fellow, found that he was easily followed, while he noticed the cap- tain's eyes, staring clear in the darkness, were glancing swiftly on every side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the corporal adjudged the conditions of light and warfare would probably be most favourable.
All went well until the appointed hour, and the night light was then excellent, neither too uttei'ly dark nor too brilliant. At one o'clock, therefore, Corporal Sangar led the way, crawling through the sally-port. Buckler squeezed slowly after him, and they emerged into " No Man's Land, " passing through the opening in the en- tanglements which defended his own trenches.
At that moment any one who ...had known^Buckler as the captain of lethargy would have marvelled at him.
86 BATTLE DAYS He was no longer stolid, placid, and unmoved, but for a little while every faculty of him was awake. The cor- poral was inclined to assist him at the passing of the narrow sally, but he brushed aside assistance. His big form seemed to grow wonderfully agile and to wriggle itself through by sinuous movement. As they advanced across the ground, the corporal, a slim-built fellow, found that he was easily followed, while he noticed the cap- tain's eyes, staring clear in the darkness, were glancing swiftly on every side.
What to read after Battle Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Fetterless to read onlineMoreLess
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