For the Honor of France
For the Honor of France
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Down in the ravine there was a thick mist, into which I could not see at all; but every now and then a whiff ofwind would come in from the seaward and thin it a little, and then Iwould give a good look below me, for it was along the ravine that anyparty sent out to surprise us almost certainly would come.
"It was while the light still was faint that I thought I heard, comingup through the mist, a little rattling sound, such as might be made by aman stumbling and dropping his musket among the br...oken rocks. Just thenthe mist was too thick for me to see twenty feet below me. I was surethat something bad was going on down there, but I did not want to make afool of myself by giving a false alarm. All that I could do was to cockmy musket and to hold it pointed towards where the sound seemed to comefrom, all ready, should there be need for it, to give the alarm and getin a shot at the enemy at the same time. Truly, Monsieur, it seemed tome that I stood that way, while my heart went pounding against my ribs, for a whole year!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down in the ravine there was a thick mist, into which I could not see at all; but every now and then a whiff ofwind would come in from the seaward and thin it a little, and then Iwould give a good look below me, for it was along the ravine that anyparty sent out to surprise us almost certainly would come.
"It was while the light still was faint that I thought I heard, comingup through the mist, a little rattling sound, such as might be made by aman stumbling and dropping his musket among the br...oken rocks. Just thenthe mist was too thick for me to see twenty feet below me. I was surethat something bad was going on down there, but I did not want to make afool of myself by giving a false alarm. All that I could do was to cockmy musket and to hold it pointed towards where the sound seemed to comefrom, all ready, should there be need for it, to give the alarm and getin a shot at the enemy at the same time. Truly, Monsieur, it seemed tome that I stood that way, while my heart went pounding against my ribs, for a whole year!
What to read after For the Honor of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janvier Thomas Allibone to read onlineMoreLess
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