Michael Cassidy, Sergeant
Michael Cassidy, Sergeant
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The awakening was drastic.
• • • • • • Just as the dawn was faintly streaking the sky, and the men all awake were gripping their rifles in antici- pation of any possible attack, the first shells burst along the line. From then on, for what seemed an eternity and was in reality two hours, the shells poured in without cessation. Shrapnel, high explosive, and sometimes a great sausage-shaped fellow, came twist- ing and hurtling through the air, exploding, with a most deafening roar. That was the M...inenwerfer (trench howitzer). The fumes from the shells got into their eyes, the parapet collapsed, traverses broke down, men gaspirig, twisting, buried. And still they came. Men, those who still lived, lay dazed and help- less. Whole sections of the front of the trench were torn away in great craters. In some places men, their reason almost gone, got blindly out of the trench — their one idea to get away from the ghastly living death. But if death was probable in the trench, it THE LIEUTENANT 121 was certain outside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The awakening was drastic.
• • • • • • Just as the dawn was faintly streaking the sky, and the men all awake were gripping their rifles in antici- pation of any possible attack, the first shells burst along the line. From then on, for what seemed an eternity and was in reality two hours, the shells poured in without cessation. Shrapnel, high explosive, and sometimes a great sausage-shaped fellow, came twist- ing and hurtling through the air, exploding, with a most deafening roar. That was the M...inenwerfer (trench howitzer). The fumes from the shells got into their eyes, the parapet collapsed, traverses broke down, men gaspirig, twisting, buried. And still they came. Men, those who still lived, lay dazed and help- less. Whole sections of the front of the trench were torn away in great craters. In some places men, their reason almost gone, got blindly out of the trench — their one idea to get away from the ghastly living death. But if death was probable in the trench, it THE LIEUTENANT 121 was certain outside.
What to read after Michael Cassidy, Sergeant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Herman Cyril Mcneile to read onlineMoreLess
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