My Second Year of the War
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"When the machine gun began I thought that it would get us all, but wehad to go on. " They were matter-of-fact, dwelling on the simple essentials. Men haddied; men had been wounded; men had survived. This was all according toexpectation. Mostly, they did not rehearse their experiences. Theirbrains had had emotion enough; their bodies asked for rest. They laysilently enjoying the fact of life and sunlight. Details which were lostin the haze of action would develop in the memory in later years li...kethe fine points of a photographic plate.
The former German trench on a commanding knoll had little resemblance toa trench. Here artillerists had fulfilled infantry requirements to theletter. Areas of shell-craters lay on either side of the tumbled wallsand dugout entrances were nearly all closed. The infantry which took theposition met no fire in front, but had an enfilade at one point from amachine gun. Where the dead lay told exactly the breadth of its sweepthrough which the charge had unfalteringly passed; and this was only afirst objective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When the machine gun began I thought that it would get us all, but wehad to go on. " They were matter-of-fact, dwelling on the simple essentials. Men haddied; men had been wounded; men had survived. This was all according toexpectation. Mostly, they did not rehearse their experiences. Theirbrains had had emotion enough; their bodies asked for rest. They laysilently enjoying the fact of life and sunlight. Details which were lostin the haze of action would develop in the memory in later years li...kethe fine points of a photographic plate.
The former German trench on a commanding knoll had little resemblance toa trench. Here artillerists had fulfilled infantry requirements to theletter. Areas of shell-craters lay on either side of the tumbled wallsand dugout entrances were nearly all closed. The infantry which took theposition met no fire in front, but had an enfilade at one point from amachine gun. Where the dead lay told exactly the breadth of its sweepthrough which the charge had unfalteringly passed; and this was only afirst objective.
What to read after My Second Year of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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