Ladies From Hell
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I do not even want to know. It is enough to remember that call : "For God's sake, boys, take me in! I 've got a little wife and kiddy at home a kiddy with big blue eyes. " All night we rushed back and forth from one hell to the other ; but as day dawned we reported for the last time. Half of the fellows who had gone out on that errand of mercy that night re- mained out there among the other dead and dying, victims of the machine-gun-fire, which sweeps up and down no-man's-land by night and day....
Our battalion, on its return from the trenches, had been billeted fifteen miles back of the lines, and as the sun peered over the red rim of the world we trudged homeward to this billet. Those were the longest fifteen miles I ever covered. The excitement was gone, but the horror still remained. The reaction had set in, and Nichols and I floun- dered along those interminable miles of road, as silent as the grave which we had left.
We found our company in a long shed, and we tumbled in among them, worn to the point of breaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not even want to know. It is enough to remember that call : "For God's sake, boys, take me in! I 've got a little wife and kiddy at home a kiddy with big blue eyes. " All night we rushed back and forth from one hell to the other ; but as day dawned we reported for the last time. Half of the fellows who had gone out on that errand of mercy that night re- mained out there among the other dead and dying, victims of the machine-gun-fire, which sweeps up and down no-man's-land by night and day....
Our battalion, on its return from the trenches, had been billeted fifteen miles back of the lines, and as the sun peered over the red rim of the world we trudged homeward to this billet. Those were the longest fifteen miles I ever covered. The excitement was gone, but the horror still remained. The reaction had set in, and Nichols and I floun- dered along those interminable miles of road, as silent as the grave which we had left.
We found our company in a long shed, and we tumbled in among them, worn to the point of breaking.
What to read after Ladies From Hell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Douglas Pinkerton to read onlineMoreLess
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