Carry On
Carry On
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Moonlit road. " He kept onrepeating the phrase, and it was all that one could get out of him. Probably the dead men and the moonlit road were the last sights he hadseen before he went insane.
Another touching thing happened two days ago. A Major turned up who hadtravelled fifty miles by motor lorries and any conveyance he could pickup on the road. He had left his unit to come to have a glimpse of ourfront-line trench where his son was buried. The boy had died there somedays ago in going over th...e parapet. I persuaded him that he ought not togo alone, and that in any case it wasn't a healthy spot. At last heconsented to let me take him to a point from which he could see theground over which his son had attacked and led his men. The sun wassinking behind us. He stood there very straightly, peering through myglasses--and then forgot all about me and began speaking to his son inchildish love-words. "Gone West, " they call dying out here--we rarelysay that a man is dead. I found out afterwards that it was the boy'smother the Major was thinking of when he pledged himself to visit thegrave in the front-line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moonlit road. " He kept onrepeating the phrase, and it was all that one could get out of him. Probably the dead men and the moonlit road were the last sights he hadseen before he went insane.
Another touching thing happened two days ago. A Major turned up who hadtravelled fifty miles by motor lorries and any conveyance he could pickup on the road. He had left his unit to come to have a glimpse of ourfront-line trench where his son was buried. The boy had died there somedays ago in going over th...e parapet. I persuaded him that he ought not togo alone, and that in any case it wasn't a healthy spot. At last heconsented to let me take him to a point from which he could see theground over which his son had attacked and led his men. The sun wassinking behind us. He stood there very straightly, peering through myglasses--and then forgot all about me and began speaking to his son inchildish love-words. "Gone West, " they call dying out here--we rarelysay that a man is dead. I found out afterwards that it was the boy'smother the Major was thinking of when he pledged himself to visit thegrave in the front-line.
What to read after Carry On?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson Coningsby to read onlineMoreLess
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