Bourru Soldier of France
Bourru Soldier of France
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Shall we go on? Our men take counsel with one another. "I'm going on, myself, " says Aubouin. "I want those two weeks off. " So the crawling continues, still more slowly. Our men are coming up to the enemy — the sentinels must be only ten or fifteen yards away, behind that black thing you think you see there. The motions of our men are as soft and slow as those of a cat about to leap on her prey. Suddenly the man in the lead stops. One yard in front of him he has just discovered an unexpected w...ire entanglement that ap- pears to surround the sentinels' position. For their protection the Bodies have rnade themselves cages like those of beasts at the menagerie. "Oh, the devil! How are we going to get at them?" ■R; BAGGING A SENTINEL 177 Stokreisser and Bourru lift tlieir heads three inches from the ground and look de- spairingly at the wires, which have old cans susi^ended among them — the least touch will start the whole thing clattering and raise the alarm. Ourru feels a bitter taste in his mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall we go on? Our men take counsel with one another. "I'm going on, myself, " says Aubouin. "I want those two weeks off. " So the crawling continues, still more slowly. Our men are coming up to the enemy — the sentinels must be only ten or fifteen yards away, behind that black thing you think you see there. The motions of our men are as soft and slow as those of a cat about to leap on her prey. Suddenly the man in the lead stops. One yard in front of him he has just discovered an unexpected w...ire entanglement that ap- pears to surround the sentinels' position. For their protection the Bodies have rnade themselves cages like those of beasts at the menagerie. "Oh, the devil! How are we going to get at them?" ■R; BAGGING A SENTINEL 177 Stokreisser and Bourru lift tlieir heads three inches from the ground and look de- spairingly at the wires, which have old cans susi^ended among them — the least touch will start the whole thing clattering and raise the alarm. Ourru feels a bitter taste in his mouth.
What to read after Bourru Soldier of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Des Vignes Rouges to read onlineMoreLess
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