Half Hours At Helles
Half Hours At Helles
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For he provides his own peculiar terrors, His own pet penalties, his special scores ; He little recks your mere strategic errors, He marks unmoved the feeblest kind of fours; 'Tis naught to him how Private Thompson shoots, Only he must not wear civilian boots ; And all the officers may act like brutes If they commit no sin against the Stores.
Then, like the octopus, that all day dallies In loathly caverns, loving not the sun, Till prying trespassers provoke his sallies, He waddles forth to give... the culprit one ; Unrolls, like tentacles, by fold and pleat, Some hoary form, some long-forgot receipt, And stamps the fellow liar, thief and cheat There is no argument ; the man is done.
(49) THE QUARTERMASTER And evermore, however slight the caper, His name, his credit in the Stores is black ; If he but supplicate for emery-paper, Or seek small articles his soldiers lack, He will be lucky if they fail to look His record up in some avenging book, And say, ' I thought as much the man who took A bar of soap and never brought it back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For he provides his own peculiar terrors, His own pet penalties, his special scores ; He little recks your mere strategic errors, He marks unmoved the feeblest kind of fours; 'Tis naught to him how Private Thompson shoots, Only he must not wear civilian boots ; And all the officers may act like brutes If they commit no sin against the Stores.
Then, like the octopus, that all day dallies In loathly caverns, loving not the sun, Till prying trespassers provoke his sallies, He waddles forth to give... the culprit one ; Unrolls, like tentacles, by fold and pleat, Some hoary form, some long-forgot receipt, And stamps the fellow liar, thief and cheat There is no argument ; the man is done.
(49) THE QUARTERMASTER And evermore, however slight the caper, His name, his credit in the Stores is black ; If he but supplicate for emery-paper, Or seek small articles his soldiers lack, He will be lucky if they fail to look His record up in some avenging book, And say, ' I thought as much the man who took A bar of soap and never brought it back.
What to read after Half Hours At Helles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A P Alan Patrick Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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