Between the Lines
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The Colonel believed they would stand and fight to the last gasp and die to the last man rather than yield a yard of their trench. He believed that of them even as he believed it of himself — but he did not know it of them any more than he knew it of himself. Men, apparently every bit as good as him, had before now developed some " white streak," some folly, some stupid- ity, in the stress and strain of action. Other regiments, apparently as sound as his, had in the records of history failed or... broken in a crisis. He and his were new and untried, and military commanders for innumerable ages had doubted and mistrusted new and untried troops.
Well ... he had done his best, and at least the next twenty-four hours should show him how good or how bad that best had been. But meantime let no one blame him for his anxiety or nervousness.
" NOTHING TO REPORT" 87 And meantime the 7th Asterisks, serenely unaware of their Commanding Officer's worry and doubt — and to be fair to them and to him it must be stated that they would have flouted scornfully any suggestion that he had held them — joyfully set about the impossible task of making themselves comfortable, and the con- genial one of making the enemy extremely un- comfortable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Colonel believed they would stand and fight to the last gasp and die to the last man rather than yield a yard of their trench. He believed that of them even as he believed it of himself — but he did not know it of them any more than he knew it of himself. Men, apparently every bit as good as him, had before now developed some " white streak," some folly, some stupid- ity, in the stress and strain of action. Other regiments, apparently as sound as his, had in the records of history failed or... broken in a crisis. He and his were new and untried, and military commanders for innumerable ages had doubted and mistrusted new and untried troops.
Well ... he had done his best, and at least the next twenty-four hours should show him how good or how bad that best had been. But meantime let no one blame him for his anxiety or nervousness.
" NOTHING TO REPORT" 87 And meantime the 7th Asterisks, serenely unaware of their Commanding Officer's worry and doubt — and to be fair to them and to him it must be stated that they would have flouted scornfully any suggestion that he had held them — joyfully set about the impossible task of making themselves comfortable, and the con- genial one of making the enemy extremely un- comfortable.
What to read after Between the Lines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cable Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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