Hunting the Hun
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Think of the devastation by fire in France, where villages and woods and pasture lands are completely wiped out of existence. Not a house, church or tree is left standing where once there were thousands of families living in a condition as prosperous and happy as any- where in the world. Think of the ruins by floods and shell fire in Flanders, and think of the stench of thousands of carcases, human and animal, poisoning the atmosphere for miles around for those who must stay in the trenches. Th...en turn your mind to some great engagement and try to realise long trenches of men, writhing in torture from poisonous gas or liquid fire, of soldiers smashed and dis- figured by shell wounds, their lacerations as indescribable as their heroism is undaunted. If you think of these things, you will not re- fuse to pay your contributions to the Red Cross. For the Red Cross relieves this suf- fering.
195 HUNTING THE HUN Now leave the trenches, and retire behind the firing line with me. Here we are on roads that are lined with men on stretchers some dead, scores mortally wounded, hundreds and hundreds of casualties in all states of collapse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of the devastation by fire in France, where villages and woods and pasture lands are completely wiped out of existence. Not a house, church or tree is left standing where once there were thousands of families living in a condition as prosperous and happy as any- where in the world. Think of the ruins by floods and shell fire in Flanders, and think of the stench of thousands of carcases, human and animal, poisoning the atmosphere for miles around for those who must stay in the trenches. Th...en turn your mind to some great engagement and try to realise long trenches of men, writhing in torture from poisonous gas or liquid fire, of soldiers smashed and dis- figured by shell wounds, their lacerations as indescribable as their heroism is undaunted. If you think of these things, you will not re- fuse to pay your contributions to the Red Cross. For the Red Cross relieves this suf- fering.
195 HUNTING THE HUN Now leave the trenches, and retire behind the firing line with me. Here we are on roads that are lined with men on stretchers some dead, scores mortally wounded, hundreds and hundreds of casualties in all states of collapse.
What to read after Hunting the Hun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Belton to read onlineMoreLess
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