Men in War
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His men stormed forward as if relieved. The tension left their faces;each one was somehow busied with himself, stumbled, picked himself up, grasped some piece of equipment that was coming loose; and in thegeneral snorting and gasping, the whistle of the approaching shellspassed almost unobserved.
After a while it came to Captain Marschner's consciousness that some onewas hissing into his left ear. He turned his head and saw Weixlerrunning beside him, scarlet in the face.
"What is it?" he asked,... involuntarily slowing down from a run to a walk.
"Captain, I beg to announce that an example ought to be instituted! Thatcoward Simmel is demoralizing the whole company. At each shrapnel heyells out, 'Jesus, my Savior, ' and flings himself to the ground. He isfrightening the rest of the men. He ought to be made an example of, a----" A charge of four shrapnels whizzed into the middle of his sentence. Thescreaming seemed to have grown louder, more piercing. The captain feltas though a monstrous, glittering scythe were flashing in a steep curvedirectly down on his skull.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His men stormed forward as if relieved. The tension left their faces;each one was somehow busied with himself, stumbled, picked himself up, grasped some piece of equipment that was coming loose; and in thegeneral snorting and gasping, the whistle of the approaching shellspassed almost unobserved.
After a while it came to Captain Marschner's consciousness that some onewas hissing into his left ear. He turned his head and saw Weixlerrunning beside him, scarlet in the face.
"What is it?" he asked,... involuntarily slowing down from a run to a walk.
"Captain, I beg to announce that an example ought to be instituted! Thatcoward Simmel is demoralizing the whole company. At each shrapnel heyells out, 'Jesus, my Savior, ' and flings himself to the ground. He isfrightening the rest of the men. He ought to be made an example of, a----" A charge of four shrapnels whizzed into the middle of his sentence. Thescreaming seemed to have grown louder, more piercing. The captain feltas though a monstrous, glittering scythe were flashing in a steep curvedirectly down on his skull.
What to read after Men in War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Latzko Andreas to read onlineMoreLess
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