Dixmude, the Epic of the French Marines
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We may cite the case of Quartermaster Leborgne, wounded in the head and taken to the dressing-station during a lull in the fighting, who escaped when he heard the cannonade resumed and came back to die at his post, or the bugler Chaupin, who, seeing the recruits arching their backs under the hail of bullets, cried, " Look at me, little ones," and drawing himself up to his full height with magnificent bravery, crossed the danger zone, carrying his comrades along in the wake of his heroism.* Than...ks to the reconnaissances of his airmen and the spies he had in the town, the enemy's fire was surprisingly accurate. " In the space of two hours, from half-past ten to half-past twelve in the morning," wrote one of the officers who commanded a much-exposed section, Second- Lieutenant T. S., " some fifty shrapnel shells Eno on the battlefield by his fellow-citizen and friend Dr. Taburet, one of the doctors of the brigade, who showed the most supreme contempt of danger under fire in attendance on our wounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may cite the case of Quartermaster Leborgne, wounded in the head and taken to the dressing-station during a lull in the fighting, who escaped when he heard the cannonade resumed and came back to die at his post, or the bugler Chaupin, who, seeing the recruits arching their backs under the hail of bullets, cried, " Look at me, little ones," and drawing himself up to his full height with magnificent bravery, crossed the danger zone, carrying his comrades along in the wake of his heroism.* Than...ks to the reconnaissances of his airmen and the spies he had in the town, the enemy's fire was surprisingly accurate. " In the space of two hours, from half-past ten to half-past twelve in the morning," wrote one of the officers who commanded a much-exposed section, Second- Lieutenant T. S., " some fifty shrapnel shells Eno on the battlefield by his fellow-citizen and friend Dr. Taburet, one of the doctors of the brigade, who showed the most supreme contempt of danger under fire in attendance on our wounded.
What to read after Dixmude, the Epic of the French Marines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simmonds, Florence, [from Old Catalog] Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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