My Year of the War
My Year of the War
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"Poor S------did not last long. He had been out only three weeks. " "How is J------? Hit badly?" "Through the shoulder; not seriously. " "H------is back. Recovered very quickly. " Normal trench talk, this! A crack which signifies that the bullet has hit--another man down. One grows accustomed to it, and one of thisgroup of officers might be gone to-morrow.
"I have one, sir, " said Matty, exhibiting a helmet when we returnedpast his station. "Bullet went right through the head and came out thepe...ak!" It was time that Captain P------ was back to his own command. As wecame to his company's line word was just being passed from sentryto sentry: "No firing. Patrols going out. " It was midnight now.
"We'll go in the other direction, " said Captain P------ when he hadlearned that there was no news.
This brought us to an Irish regiment. The Irish naturally hadsomething to say.
XVINearer The Germans Here not the Irish Sea lay between the broad a and the brogue, butthe space between two sentries or between two rifles with bayonetsfixed, lying against the wall of the breastworks ready for their owners'hands when called to arms in case of an alarm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Poor S------did not last long. He had been out only three weeks. " "How is J------? Hit badly?" "Through the shoulder; not seriously. " "H------is back. Recovered very quickly. " Normal trench talk, this! A crack which signifies that the bullet has hit--another man down. One grows accustomed to it, and one of thisgroup of officers might be gone to-morrow.
"I have one, sir, " said Matty, exhibiting a helmet when we returnedpast his station. "Bullet went right through the head and came out thepe...ak!" It was time that Captain P------ was back to his own command. As wecame to his company's line word was just being passed from sentryto sentry: "No firing. Patrols going out. " It was midnight now.
"We'll go in the other direction, " said Captain P------ when he hadlearned that there was no news.
This brought us to an Irish regiment. The Irish naturally hadsomething to say.
XVINearer The Germans Here not the Irish Sea lay between the broad a and the brogue, butthe space between two sentries or between two rifles with bayonetsfixed, lying against the wall of the breastworks ready for their owners'hands when called to arms in case of an alarm.
What to read after My 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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