Carry On; Letters in War-Time
Carry On; Letters in War-Time
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I came back from the front-line all right and have since been hard at it firing. Your letters reached me in the midst of a bombardment — ^I read them in a kind of London fog of gun- powder smoke, with my steel helmet tilted back, in the interval of commanding my section through a megaphone.
Don't suppose that I'm in any way tmhappy — I'm as cheerful as a cricket and do twice as much hopping — I have to. There's something extraordinarily bracing about taking risks and getting away with it... — especially when you know that you're contributing your share to a far- reaching result. My mother is the mother of a soldier now, and soldiers' mothers don't lie awake at night imagining — ^they just say a prayer Digitized by Google CARRY ON 6i for tiieir sons and leave everytlimg in God's hands. Fm sure you'd far ra^er I died than not play the man to tiie fullest of my strength.
It isn't when you die tfiat matters— it's how.
Not but what I intend to return to Newark and make tiie house reek of tobacco smoke before I've done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later.
I came back from the front-line all right and have since been hard at it firing. Your letters reached me in the midst of a bombardment — ^I read them in a kind of London fog of gun- powder smoke, with my steel helmet tilted back, in the interval of commanding my section through a megaphone.
Don't suppose that I'm in any way tmhappy — I'm as cheerful as a cricket and do twice as much hopping — I have to. There's something extraordinarily bracing about taking risks and getting away with it... — especially when you know that you're contributing your share to a far- reaching result. My mother is the mother of a soldier now, and soldiers' mothers don't lie awake at night imagining — ^they just say a prayer Digitized by Google CARRY ON 6i for tiieir sons and leave everytlimg in God's hands. Fm sure you'd far ra^er I died than not play the man to tiie fullest of my strength.
It isn't when you die tfiat matters— it's how.
Not but what I intend to return to Newark and make tiie house reek of tobacco smoke before I've done.
What to read after Carry On; Letters in War-Time?
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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