"nothing of Importance," Eight Months At the Front With a Welsh Battalion
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It's awful being liable to be buried alive any mo- ment. Somehow death in the open is far less terrible. Ugh! Do you remember that R.E., Teddy, we saw running down the Old Kent Road? It was that night the Boche blew the mine in the Quarry. Jove, Clark, that was a sight. I was just going up from Trafalgar Square, when I heard a running, and there was a fellow, great big brawny fellow, naked to the waist, and gray all over; and someone had given him his equipment and rifle in a hurry, and he 'd g...ot his equipment over his bare skin !
The men were fearfully amused. 'R.E.,' they said, and smiled. But, by God, there was a death look in that man's eyes. He'd been down when the Boche blew their mine, and as near as possible buried alive. No, it's a rotten game." As I spoke, the ground shuddered, and the tea-things shook.
' * There is a mine, ' ' we all exclaimed together.
**I wonder if it's ours, or theirs," said Ed- wards.
*'I saw Hills, this afternoon," I answered, **and he said nothing about a mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's awful being liable to be buried alive any mo- ment. Somehow death in the open is far less terrible. Ugh! Do you remember that R.E., Teddy, we saw running down the Old Kent Road? It was that night the Boche blew the mine in the Quarry. Jove, Clark, that was a sight. I was just going up from Trafalgar Square, when I heard a running, and there was a fellow, great big brawny fellow, naked to the waist, and gray all over; and someone had given him his equipment and rifle in a hurry, and he 'd g...ot his equipment over his bare skin !
The men were fearfully amused. 'R.E.,' they said, and smiled. But, by God, there was a death look in that man's eyes. He'd been down when the Boche blew their mine, and as near as possible buried alive. No, it's a rotten game." As I spoke, the ground shuddered, and the tea-things shook.
' * There is a mine, ' ' we all exclaimed together.
**I wonder if it's ours, or theirs," said Ed- wards.
*'I saw Hills, this afternoon," I answered, **and he said nothing about a mine.
What to read after "nothing of Importance," Eight Months At the Front With a Welsh Battalion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John Bernard Pye, 1890-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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