Brave Belgians
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The Square was completely torn up and there were rows of craters bordered by paving stones.
The Council House could still boast the skeleton of its clock tower and the stained glass was still dropping from its window frames. The headless tower and the four walls were all that remained stand- ing of the Coll6giale building.
On my return, I met two stretchers, on one of which was an old German officer who had been mortally wounded, and on the other an immense fellow with square shoulders, wearing... enormous spectacles with horn rims. The men could scarcely carry him, as he was so heavy. On returning to the battery, I learnt that two prisoners had been taken. I went to see the place where the last struggle had taken place. About fifteen bodies were lying on the muddy ground, which was all bespattered with blood. Four of the men were still living. The Major in command was lying on his back, dead, with his mouth open and his skull pierced.
A Lieutenant had fallen sideways with his arm under him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Square was completely torn up and there were rows of craters bordered by paving stones.
The Council House could still boast the skeleton of its clock tower and the stained glass was still dropping from its window frames. The headless tower and the four walls were all that remained stand- ing of the Coll6giale building.
On my return, I met two stretchers, on one of which was an old German officer who had been mortally wounded, and on the other an immense fellow with square shoulders, wearing... enormous spectacles with horn rims. The men could scarcely carry him, as he was so heavy. On returning to the battery, I learnt that two prisoners had been taken. I went to see the place where the last struggle had taken place. About fifteen bodies were lying on the muddy ground, which was all bespattered with blood. Four of the men were still living. The Major in command was lying on his back, dead, with his mouth open and his skull pierced.
A Lieutenant had fallen sideways with his arm under him.
What to read after Brave Belgians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alys Hallard to read onlineMoreLess
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