Comrades in Arms
Comrades in Arms
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. Your major doesn't look amiable, but he's full of grit. ' A little while afterwards, as we draw near headquarters, the major takes me aside. I have never seen him so amiable.
"Thank the commandant, " he says, "he is a capital fellow. " I receive the confidences of the captain also. His eyes smile at me seriously, and in a low voice he says to me : " I'm pleased, very pleased. ... I had never seen your men in the trenches. They are a little untidy, but they please me. ... I think we also ought... to have conscription. " VIII THE ENGLISH TOMMY December 1914.
I HAD a conversation yesterday with a Tommy of the stork kind, with lanky legs, arms like signals, and a head stuck on to a long neck. His close-fitting cloak, the colour of stagnant water, made him look taller still. Contrary to the legend which likes to make the English soldier out to be silent, this one, like his fellows, turns out to be communicative and confiding. "Twenty- two days in the trenches, sir yes, twenty- two. The regiment has lost five hundred men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Your major doesn't look amiable, but he's full of grit. ' A little while afterwards, as we draw near headquarters, the major takes me aside. I have never seen him so amiable.
"Thank the commandant, " he says, "he is a capital fellow. " I receive the confidences of the captain also. His eyes smile at me seriously, and in a low voice he says to me : " I'm pleased, very pleased. ... I had never seen your men in the trenches. They are a little untidy, but they please me. ... I think we also ought... to have conscription. " VIII THE ENGLISH TOMMY December 1914.
I HAD a conversation yesterday with a Tommy of the stork kind, with lanky legs, arms like signals, and a head stuck on to a long neck. His close-fitting cloak, the colour of stagnant water, made him look taller still. Contrary to the legend which likes to make the English soldier out to be silent, this one, like his fellows, turns out to be communicative and confiding. "Twenty- two days in the trenches, sir yes, twenty- two. The regiment has lost five hundred men.
What to read after Comrades in Arms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippe Millet to read onlineMoreLess
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