Letters From France
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On those hills is being fought one of the greatest battles in history. It is British troops who are fighting it, and French. The Canadians are in their lines in the salient. The Australians and New Zealanders — it has now been officially stated — are at Armentieres.
A few minutes ago, at half-past six by sum- mer-time, the British bombardment, which has continued heavily for six days, suddenly came in with a crash, as an orchestra might enter on its grand finale. Last night, some of us who were... out here watched the British shells playing 7 1 Letters from France up and down the distant skyline, running over it from end to end as a player might run the fingers of one hand lightly over the piano keys. There were three or four flashes every second, here or there in that horizon ; night and day for six days that had continued. Within the last few minutes, starting with two or three big heart bangs from a battery near us, the noise suddenly expanded into a constant detona- tion. It was exactly as though the player began, on an instant, to use all the keys at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On those hills is being fought one of the greatest battles in history. It is British troops who are fighting it, and French. The Canadians are in their lines in the salient. The Australians and New Zealanders — it has now been officially stated — are at Armentieres.
A few minutes ago, at half-past six by sum- mer-time, the British bombardment, which has continued heavily for six days, suddenly came in with a crash, as an orchestra might enter on its grand finale. Last night, some of us who were... out here watched the British shells playing 7 1 Letters from France up and down the distant skyline, running over it from end to end as a player might run the fingers of one hand lightly over the piano keys. There were three or four flashes every second, here or there in that horizon ; night and day for six days that had continued. Within the last few minutes, starting with two or three big heart bangs from a battery near us, the noise suddenly expanded into a constant detona- tion. It was exactly as though the player began, on an instant, to use all the keys at once.
What to read after Letters From France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E W Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean to read onlineMoreLess
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