Heroes And Heroic Deeds of the Great War
Heroes And Heroic Deeds of the Great War
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It looked as if the Germans would hold out until reinforcements came to their aid to assist them to advance still farther.
Second - Lieutenant Leach declared in the afternoon that he would attack the enemy alone and compel them to retire. "I will go with you, sir, "said Sergeant Hogan. The lieutenant cpnsented, and they set out together.
One after the other these two brave soldiers crept along the communication-trench leading to the forward trenches, and when they got to close quarters opened f...ire on the enemy. Both were good shots, and almost every bullet took effect. Darting from point to point along the zigzagged route, they compelled the Germans to retreat to the far end of the trench after having killed eight of them and wounded a 'couple. Fourteen remained to be accounted for, but after firing a few random shots they threw down their rifles and held up their hands 74 HEROES OF THE GREAT WAR to signify that they surrendered. They were greatly astonished to find that they had been hopelessly beaten by only two men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It looked as if the Germans would hold out until reinforcements came to their aid to assist them to advance still farther.
Second - Lieutenant Leach declared in the afternoon that he would attack the enemy alone and compel them to retire. "I will go with you, sir, "said Sergeant Hogan. The lieutenant cpnsented, and they set out together.
One after the other these two brave soldiers crept along the communication-trench leading to the forward trenches, and when they got to close quarters opened f...ire on the enemy. Both were good shots, and almost every bullet took effect. Darting from point to point along the zigzagged route, they compelled the Germans to retreat to the far end of the trench after having killed eight of them and wounded a 'couple. Fourteen remained to be accounted for, but after firing a few random shots they threw down their rifles and held up their hands 74 HEROES OF THE GREAT WAR to signify that they surrendered. They were greatly astonished to find that they had been hopelessly beaten by only two men.
What to read after Heroes And Heroic Deeds of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie Donald Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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