My German Prisons Being the Experiences of An Officer During Two And a Half Yea
My German Prisons Being the Experiences of An Officer During Two And a Half Yea
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The extreme cold, coupled with the want of food, was beginning to tell on us, as we lay too weary to care very much what happened, so long as only the night would come, that we might push on again and get some circulation in our limbs. At about 7 p. M. We started to rub our feet and legs, which appeared quite dead, and at 7. 30 pushed off at a good pace. Before long we felt quite warm and comfortable, with the exception of a gnawing sensation in the vitals, owing of course to lack of food. From... here on till about one in the morning no incident worthy of record happened only the same careful skirting of villages and farms, keeping always to the open country, and avoiding all paths and roads like the plague. About one o'clock, to our surprise, we struck a railway line running south-west. This we followed, not on the line, but parallel with 286 WE HIDE IN A DRAIN it, at a distance of about a hundred yards. Once or twice we heard voices on level crossings. The reason of our following the railway was that we had not expected to meet one so soon in fact; not until the following night, and then we calcu- lated we should have to turn south for quite ten miles in order to find it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The extreme cold, coupled with the want of food, was beginning to tell on us, as we lay too weary to care very much what happened, so long as only the night would come, that we might push on again and get some circulation in our limbs. At about 7 p. M. We started to rub our feet and legs, which appeared quite dead, and at 7. 30 pushed off at a good pace. Before long we felt quite warm and comfortable, with the exception of a gnawing sensation in the vitals, owing of course to lack of food. From... here on till about one in the morning no incident worthy of record happened only the same careful skirting of villages and farms, keeping always to the open country, and avoiding all paths and roads like the plague. About one o'clock, to our surprise, we struck a railway line running south-west. This we followed, not on the line, but parallel with 286 WE HIDE IN A DRAIN it, at a distance of about a hundred yards. Once or twice we heard voices on level crossings. The reason of our following the railway was that we had not expected to meet one so soon in fact; not until the following night, and then we calcu- lated we should have to turn south for quite ten miles in order to find it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Gray Gilliland to read onlineMoreLess
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