Italy, France And Britain At War
Italy, France And Britain At War
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(But the arrival of those shells must have been a stunning moment. ) There are a series of ingenious bolting shafts set with iron climbing bars. In this place German officers and soldiers have lived continually for nearly two years. This war is, indeed, a Trog- lodytic propaganda. You come up at last at the far end into what was once the cellar of a decent Frenchman's home.
78 ITALY, FRANCE AND BRITAIN But there are stranger subterranean refuges than that at Fricourt. At Dompierre the German tr...enches skirted the cemetery, and they turned the dead out of their vaults and made lurking places of the tombs. I walked with M. Joseph Reinach about this place, picking our way carefully amidst the mud holes and the wire, and watched the shells bursting away over the receding battle line to the west. The wreckage of the graves was Dureresque. And here would be a fragment of marble angel and here a split stone with an inscription. Splinters of coffins, rusty iron crosses and the petals of tin flowers were trampled into the mud, amidst the universal barbed wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(But the arrival of those shells must have been a stunning moment. ) There are a series of ingenious bolting shafts set with iron climbing bars. In this place German officers and soldiers have lived continually for nearly two years. This war is, indeed, a Trog- lodytic propaganda. You come up at last at the far end into what was once the cellar of a decent Frenchman's home.
78 ITALY, FRANCE AND BRITAIN But there are stranger subterranean refuges than that at Fricourt. At Dompierre the German tr...enches skirted the cemetery, and they turned the dead out of their vaults and made lurking places of the tombs. I walked with M. Joseph Reinach about this place, picking our way carefully amidst the mud holes and the wire, and watched the shells bursting away over the receding battle line to the west. The wreckage of the graves was Dureresque. And here would be a fragment of marble angel and here a split stone with an inscription. Splinters of coffins, rusty iron crosses and the petals of tin flowers were trampled into the mud, amidst the universal barbed wire.
What to read after Italy, France And Britain At War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H G Herbert George Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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