Obstacles to Peace By S S Mcclure
Obstacles to Peace By S S Mcclure
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I stood about thirty paces away and saw him fall down dead. On the same day, I saw a mason coming on his bicycle from our village. The Cossacks followed him immediately, shot at him, and as he made a halt, seized him, broke his handle-bars, causing the man to cry out miserably. He freed him- self, nevertheless, fled into the house, ran up one flight of stairs and flung himself on a bed to hide himself. A Cossack followed on his heels. Then I heard dull shots, and when I ran upstairs with severa...l other men, we found the mason lying in the bed with a deadly wound in the forehead.
Perhaps the best known are the events during these days in Schwiddern, near Bialla, in the district of Johannisburg. To this place, which is very close to the border, the Cos- sacks came very early and immediately opened a dreadful fire on all the homes and all the inhabitants, without the slightest offense having been committed on their part. As about fifty persons, in sheer perplexity, rushed to hide be- hind a dense hedge, the Russians dropped fire on the hedge and killed and wounded a line of persons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I stood about thirty paces away and saw him fall down dead. On the same day, I saw a mason coming on his bicycle from our village. The Cossacks followed him immediately, shot at him, and as he made a halt, seized him, broke his handle-bars, causing the man to cry out miserably. He freed him- self, nevertheless, fled into the house, ran up one flight of stairs and flung himself on a bed to hide himself. A Cossack followed on his heels. Then I heard dull shots, and when I ran upstairs with severa...l other men, we found the mason lying in the bed with a deadly wound in the forehead.
Perhaps the best known are the events during these days in Schwiddern, near Bialla, in the district of Johannisburg. To this place, which is very close to the border, the Cos- sacks came very early and immediately opened a dreadful fire on all the homes and all the inhabitants, without the slightest offense having been committed on their part. As about fifty persons, in sheer perplexity, rushed to hide be- hind a dense hedge, the Russians dropped fire on the hedge and killed and wounded a line of persons.
What to read after Obstacles to Peace By S S Mcclure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S S Samuel Sidney Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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