Campaign Diary of a French Officer
Campaign Diary of a French Officer
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Toward the trench opposite all the soldiers had their loopholes and were on the watch ready to fire.
We waited. There were false alarms. A man who is a little nervous begins to fire rapidly, his neighbor follows his example, then the squad, then the section, then the whole company gets on the rampage. The machine guns begin to clatter, the second-line troops take alarm, the artillery steps in with a few shells and the Boches over opposite, bewil- dered by the hubbub, send up into the sky large ...interrogation points in the shape of trench rockets, whose rays illumine the grass growing green in the spring, the tangle of wire and several poor dead bodies lying with hands outstretched toward the opposite trench, as if pointing the path of duty to the ones behind.
The counter-attack did not come, but shells upon shells were rained upon us. I gave my HILL 181 canteen of wine to my prisoners, for, after all, they were somewhat to be thanked for our success. It is nothing at all, fifty metres of trench, and yet, it is a few feet of France won back again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toward the trench opposite all the soldiers had their loopholes and were on the watch ready to fire.
We waited. There were false alarms. A man who is a little nervous begins to fire rapidly, his neighbor follows his example, then the squad, then the section, then the whole company gets on the rampage. The machine guns begin to clatter, the second-line troops take alarm, the artillery steps in with a few shells and the Boches over opposite, bewil- dered by the hubbub, send up into the sky large ...interrogation points in the shape of trench rockets, whose rays illumine the grass growing green in the spring, the tangle of wire and several poor dead bodies lying with hands outstretched toward the opposite trench, as if pointing the path of duty to the ones behind.
The counter-attack did not come, but shells upon shells were rained upon us. I gave my HILL 181 canteen of wine to my prisoners, for, after all, they were somewhat to be thanked for our success. It is nothing at all, fifty metres of trench, and yet, it is a few feet of France won back again.
What to read after Campaign Diary of a French Officer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Nicolas to read onlineMoreLess
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