Contemptible 8 3
Contemptible 8 3
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Things were going to be serious. Henceforward the army was to be on halfrations, and he knew what that meant. He had been on "half rations" inthe South African War, and he had seen a man give a franc for a dirtybiscuit, and he knew what it was for soldiers on active service to behungry. He ordered us, he begged and prayed them, to spare no energy instopping waste of any description, and making their men realise thegravity of the position. No Officer was in future to draw any rationsfrom the Com...pany Cookers, and the Mess Sergeant had somehow procured andvictualed a mess-cart.
That night must have been the most fateful night in the history ofFrance. All the world was watching with bated breath, watching to seewhether France was really a "back number"--whether the Prussian wastruly the salt of the earth. If Paris fell, the French Armies in thefield were cut off from their base; defeat was certain, and the nationalhistory of France, or, at any rate, the glory of it, would be stampedout for ever under the Kaiser's heel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Things were going to be serious. Henceforward the army was to be on halfrations, and he knew what that meant. He had been on "half rations" inthe South African War, and he had seen a man give a franc for a dirtybiscuit, and he knew what it was for soldiers on active service to behungry. He ordered us, he begged and prayed them, to spare no energy instopping waste of any description, and making their men realise thegravity of the position. No Officer was in future to draw any rationsfrom the Com...pany Cookers, and the Mess Sergeant had somehow procured andvictualed a mess-cart.
That night must have been the most fateful night in the history ofFrance. All the world was watching with bated breath, watching to seewhether France was really a "back number"--whether the Prussian wastruly the salt of the earth. If Paris fell, the French Armies in thefield were cut off from their base; defeat was certain, and the nationalhistory of France, or, at any rate, the glory of it, would be stampedout for ever under the Kaiser's heel.
What to read after Contemptible 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casualty to read onlineMoreLess
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