Fragments From France
Fragments From France
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Scene: Loos, during the September offensive.
Colonel Fitz-Shrapnel receives the following message from "G. H. Q. ":--"Please let us know, as soon as possible, the number of tins ofraspberry jam issued to you last Friday. "] [Illustration: The Soldier's Dream.
A "Bitter" disappointment on waking. ] [Illustration: The Thirst for Reprisals.
"'And me a rifle, someone. I'll give these ----s 'ell for this!"] [Illustration: The Ideal and the Real.
What we should like to see at our billets--and (inset)... what we do see. ] [Illustration: "Watch me make a fire-bucket of 'is 'elmet. "] [Illustration: "That 16-inch Sensation. "] [Illustration: That Sword.
How he thought he was going to use it----] [Illustration: ----and how he did use it. ] [Illustration: What It Really Feels Like.
To be on patrol duty at night-time. ] [Illustration: "The same old moon. "] [Illustration: "My dream for years to come. "] [Illustration: Coiffure in the Trenches.
"Keep yer 'ead still, or I'll 'ave yer blinkin' ear off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scene: Loos, during the September offensive.
Colonel Fitz-Shrapnel receives the following message from "G. H. Q. ":--"Please let us know, as soon as possible, the number of tins ofraspberry jam issued to you last Friday. "] [Illustration: The Soldier's Dream.
A "Bitter" disappointment on waking. ] [Illustration: The Thirst for Reprisals.
"'And me a rifle, someone. I'll give these ----s 'ell for this!"] [Illustration: The Ideal and the Real.
What we should like to see at our billets--and (inset)... what we do see. ] [Illustration: "Watch me make a fire-bucket of 'is 'elmet. "] [Illustration: "That 16-inch Sensation. "] [Illustration: That Sword.
How he thought he was going to use it----] [Illustration: ----and how he did use it. ] [Illustration: What It Really Feels Like.
To be on patrol duty at night-time. ] [Illustration: "The same old moon. "] [Illustration: "My dream for years to come. "] [Illustration: Coiffure in the Trenches.
"Keep yer 'ead still, or I'll 'ave yer blinkin' ear off.
What to read after Fragments From France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bairnsfather Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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