Iron Times With the Guards
Iron Times With the Guards
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" We must do what we can during the day to clean up the trench itself. All our time at night will be wanted for improving the defences. You tumble to it ? " I did. The same idea had occurred to me the previous night. Comfort is all right in its proper place, but none but a born fool would seek it before security. Those flooded duckboards would have to wait until we had more wire out in front.
" Then you might keep a watch on Corporal Bone's lot. I'm going to turn in for a bit of shut-eye. " Bed...aubed in a thick coat of drying mud, my com- panion turned off round a corner of the trench. Around his knees and ankles cracks indicated the top and bottom of his leggings ; otherwise, from thigh to toe he seemed a walkmg plaster statue.
It was perhaps an hour later when, among other points to be visited, I arrived at the portion of trench allotted to Corporal Bone. Midway along this sector, a short passage trench led into a large open space WORK BY DAY 193 called " The Crater, " wherein we kept a garrison of about a dozen men and a sergeant whose duty it was to provide reinforcements to the small post established on the site of the Estaminet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We must do what we can during the day to clean up the trench itself. All our time at night will be wanted for improving the defences. You tumble to it ? " I did. The same idea had occurred to me the previous night. Comfort is all right in its proper place, but none but a born fool would seek it before security. Those flooded duckboards would have to wait until we had more wire out in front.
" Then you might keep a watch on Corporal Bone's lot. I'm going to turn in for a bit of shut-eye. " Bed...aubed in a thick coat of drying mud, my com- panion turned off round a corner of the trench. Around his knees and ankles cracks indicated the top and bottom of his leggings ; otherwise, from thigh to toe he seemed a walkmg plaster statue.
It was perhaps an hour later when, among other points to be visited, I arrived at the portion of trench allotted to Corporal Bone. Midway along this sector, a short passage trench led into a large open space WORK BY DAY 193 called " The Crater, " wherein we kept a garrison of about a dozen men and a sergeant whose duty it was to provide reinforcements to the small post established on the site of the Estaminet.
What to read after Iron Times With the Guards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Kerchever Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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