'hello, Soldier!'
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But his jills would sniff 'n' shiver in the mother of a fright, 'N' go blubberin' 'n' quakin' out to waller in the fight.
In the West we liked the weather, 'n' we fat- tened in the mud, Crackin' 'ardy, stewed together, rats an' slurry men 'n' blood. Weepin' Willie wouldn't have it these was pleasin' things abed, 'N' he shuddered in his shimmy if they passed him with the dead. When he cried about his mother, in a gentle voice he'd tellThem as dumb-well didn't like it they could go to sudden 'ell....
There was nothin' sweet for Willie in a rough- up in the wet;But if all things scared him purple, not a thing had stopped him yet. If some chaps was wanted urgent special dirty work to doWillie went in with a shudder, but he alwiz saw it through. Oh, a busy little body was our Willie in a crush!Then he'd cry out in the night about the faces in the slush.
Well they pinked him one fine mornin' with a thumpin' 'unk iv shell;Put it in 'n' all across him. What he was you couldn't tell. I saw him stitched 'n' mended where he whimpered in his bed, 'N' he'd on'y lived because he was afraid to die, he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his jills would sniff 'n' shiver in the mother of a fright, 'N' go blubberin' 'n' quakin' out to waller in the fight.
In the West we liked the weather, 'n' we fat- tened in the mud, Crackin' 'ardy, stewed together, rats an' slurry men 'n' blood. Weepin' Willie wouldn't have it these was pleasin' things abed, 'N' he shuddered in his shimmy if they passed him with the dead. When he cried about his mother, in a gentle voice he'd tellThem as dumb-well didn't like it they could go to sudden 'ell....
There was nothin' sweet for Willie in a rough- up in the wet;But if all things scared him purple, not a thing had stopped him yet. If some chaps was wanted urgent special dirty work to doWillie went in with a shudder, but he alwiz saw it through. Oh, a busy little body was our Willie in a crush!Then he'd cry out in the night about the faces in the slush.
Well they pinked him one fine mornin' with a thumpin' 'unk iv shell;Put it in 'n' all across him. What he was you couldn't tell. I saw him stitched 'n' mended where he whimpered in his bed, 'N' he'd on'y lived because he was afraid to die, he said.
What to read after 'hello, Soldier!'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dyson Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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