Fields of Victory 8 7
Fields of Victory 8 7
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All communications are cut, the passages of the fort are choked with wounded and dying men, thewater is giving out. On the 4th, a wounded pigeon arrives atHeadquarters. It brings a message, imploring urgently for help.
"This is my last pigeon. " The following day communication is partlyre-established, and a few fragmentary messages are received. "Theenemy"--signals the fort--"is working on a mine to the west of thefort. Turn on the guns--quick. " ... "We don't hear your artillery. Areattacked b...y gas, and flame throwers. Are at the last extremity. " Thenone message gets through from below--"Courage! we shall soon attack. "The fort waits, and at night another fragmentary message comes fromRaynal asking for water and relief. "I am nearly at the end of mypowers. The troops--men and officers--have in all circumstances donetheir duty.... You will come, no doubt ... Before we are completelyexhausted. _Vive la France!_" But death and thirst--thirst, above all--are victors. On the 6th, afew hours before the inevitable end, Marshal Joffre flashed hismessage to the heights--in the first place, a message of thanks totroops and Commander for their "magnificent defence, " in the next, making Commandant Raynal a Commander of the Legion of Honour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All communications are cut, the passages of the fort are choked with wounded and dying men, thewater is giving out. On the 4th, a wounded pigeon arrives atHeadquarters. It brings a message, imploring urgently for help.
"This is my last pigeon. " The following day communication is partlyre-established, and a few fragmentary messages are received. "Theenemy"--signals the fort--"is working on a mine to the west of thefort. Turn on the guns--quick. " ... "We don't hear your artillery. Areattacked b...y gas, and flame throwers. Are at the last extremity. " Thenone message gets through from below--"Courage! we shall soon attack. "The fort waits, and at night another fragmentary message comes fromRaynal asking for water and relief. "I am nearly at the end of mypowers. The troops--men and officers--have in all circumstances donetheir duty.... You will come, no doubt ... Before we are completelyexhausted. _Vive la France!_" But death and thirst--thirst, above all--are victors. On the 6th, afew hours before the inevitable end, Marshal Joffre flashed hismessage to the heights--in the first place, a message of thanks totroops and Commander for their "magnificent defence, " in the next, making Commandant Raynal a Commander of the Legion of Honour.
What to read after Fields of Victory 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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