Front Lines
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Some of the ammunition boxes had been flung off. The officer collected some of his M. T. Drivers and a few spare men, emp- tied the smashed lorry, and picked up the scattered boxes and slung them aboard other lorries; and then, without giving the men time to pause, set them at work heaving and, hauling and levering the broken lorry clear of the road, and down a little six-foot sloping bank at the roadside. Another shell came down while they worked, but at their instinc- tive check the officer s...prang to help, shout- ing at them, and urging them on. "Get to it. Come along. D'you want to be here all night? We have to off-load all this lot 192 FRONT LINES before we pull out. I don't want to wait here having my lorries smashed up, if you do. Come along now — all together. " The men laughed a little amongst themselves, and came ''all together, " and laughed again and gave little ironical cheers as the wrecked lorry slid and swayed and rolled lurching over the bank and clear of the road. The officer was running back to the dump when he heard the officer there bellowing for an- other six lorries to pull in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the ammunition boxes had been flung off. The officer collected some of his M. T. Drivers and a few spare men, emp- tied the smashed lorry, and picked up the scattered boxes and slung them aboard other lorries; and then, without giving the men time to pause, set them at work heaving and, hauling and levering the broken lorry clear of the road, and down a little six-foot sloping bank at the roadside. Another shell came down while they worked, but at their instinc- tive check the officer s...prang to help, shout- ing at them, and urging them on. "Get to it. Come along. D'you want to be here all night? We have to off-load all this lot 192 FRONT LINES before we pull out. I don't want to wait here having my lorries smashed up, if you do. Come along now — all together. " The men laughed a little amongst themselves, and came ''all together, " and laughed again and gave little ironical cheers as the wrecked lorry slid and swayed and rolled lurching over the bank and clear of the road. The officer was running back to the dump when he heard the officer there bellowing for an- other six lorries to pull in.
What to read after Front Lines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cable Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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