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Then the clay and its thousand barren ruts, these corpse-like fields, fell away. Under the ashen tints of early day, fog-banks of men descended the slopes. From the top I saw nearly the whole regiment rolling into the deeps. As once of an evening in the days gone by, I had a perception of the multitude's immensity and the threat of its might, that might which surpasses all and is impelled by in- visible mandates.
We stopped and drew breath again; and on the gloomy edge of this gulf some soldier...s even amused themselves by inciting Termite to speak of militarism and anti- militarism. I saw faces which laughed, through their black and woeful pattern of fatigue, around the little man who gesticulated in impotence. Then we had to set off again.
We had never passed that way but in the dark, and 138 LIGHT we did not recognize the scenes now that we saw them.
From the lane which we descended, holding ourselves back, to gain the trench, we saw for the first time the desert through which we had so often passed — ^plains and lagoons unlimited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the clay and its thousand barren ruts, these corpse-like fields, fell away. Under the ashen tints of early day, fog-banks of men descended the slopes. From the top I saw nearly the whole regiment rolling into the deeps. As once of an evening in the days gone by, I had a perception of the multitude's immensity and the threat of its might, that might which surpasses all and is impelled by in- visible mandates.
We stopped and drew breath again; and on the gloomy edge of this gulf some soldier...s even amused themselves by inciting Termite to speak of militarism and anti- militarism. I saw faces which laughed, through their black and woeful pattern of fatigue, around the little man who gesticulated in impotence. Then we had to set off again.
We had never passed that way but in the dark, and 138 LIGHT we did not recognize the scenes now that we saw them.
From the lane which we descended, holding ourselves back, to gain the trench, we saw for the first time the desert through which we had so often passed — ^plains and lagoons unlimited.
What to read after Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbusse Henri to read onlineMoreLess
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