Diary of Section Viii
Diary of Section Viii
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"I was making my round of inspection on the first line, Sunday morning two weeks ago. You will recall there was no fighting on that day. It was good to be alive. Birds were singing, the sun was shining, the muguet was blooming in the very shell-craters. Church- bells were ringing in a distant village.
"I had just entered a lookout post in the first-line trenches when the man at the peep-hole turned and whispered to his comrades : " ' 'Shh, voila un Boche. ' "'Where?' "There he was in the German... parapet, scarcely fifty yards away, his head and shoulders in full view — a good- looking peasant boy, with ruddy complexion, curly light hair and blue eyes. He had forgotten war. He was not even looking in our direction. His half-turned face was transfigured by the peace and beauty of the sun-lit fields 28 DIARY OF SECTION VIII and he was breathing deep of the morning air. His body was swaying slightly and he seemed to be humming some folk-song of ontre-Khme.
"But while I was looking the poilus had sent for Pecou, who climbed heavily but silently to the observa- tion-post at my side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I was making my round of inspection on the first line, Sunday morning two weeks ago. You will recall there was no fighting on that day. It was good to be alive. Birds were singing, the sun was shining, the muguet was blooming in the very shell-craters. Church- bells were ringing in a distant village.
"I had just entered a lookout post in the first-line trenches when the man at the peep-hole turned and whispered to his comrades : " ' 'Shh, voila un Boche. ' "'Where?' "There he was in the German... parapet, scarcely fifty yards away, his head and shoulders in full view — a good- looking peasant boy, with ruddy complexion, curly light hair and blue eyes. He had forgotten war. He was not even looking in our direction. His half-turned face was transfigured by the peace and beauty of the sun-lit fields 28 DIARY OF SECTION VIII and he was breathing deep of the morning air. His body was swaying slightly and he seemed to be humming some folk-song of ontre-Khme.
"But while I was looking the poilus had sent for Pecou, who climbed heavily but silently to the observa- tion-post at my side.
What to read after Diary of Section Viii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Field Service to read onlineMoreLess
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