On the Russian Front
On the Russian Front
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A heavy cannon- ade was also taking place, and our passage was very dangerous. Our delay of nearly three hours at Narewka was to blame.
We stopped at Swislocz station. The fields on either side were bare of trees and vegetation. On one side artillery were retreating. On the other, a long line of cavalry and army wagons going to- wards the position was silhouetted against the sky. The cavalry were armed with lances. They were escorting the wagons.
There was a small wood near the station. Artil- ...lery men and some Cossacks were encamped there. Beyond the station buildings was an immense plain. Near the station itself, this plain was crowded with refugees' carts and a huge herd of cattle — cows and sheep and pigs. Two versts from the station was the village of Swislocz — partly old, partly new. I walked across the fields to it and found it full of soldiers and their carts and horses.
Imagine the scene : A sprawling little town that looked as if it had been mended. A clump of old K^^ P ^ M I' ■D -itsi i i**' - •'v^, ^ '/I &I 3 ■3 a o o NAREWKA: S^^ISLOCZ 201 buildings here, a new house there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A heavy cannon- ade was also taking place, and our passage was very dangerous. Our delay of nearly three hours at Narewka was to blame.
We stopped at Swislocz station. The fields on either side were bare of trees and vegetation. On one side artillery were retreating. On the other, a long line of cavalry and army wagons going to- wards the position was silhouetted against the sky. The cavalry were armed with lances. They were escorting the wagons.
There was a small wood near the station. Artil- ...lery men and some Cossacks were encamped there. Beyond the station buildings was an immense plain. Near the station itself, this plain was crowded with refugees' carts and a huge herd of cattle — cows and sheep and pigs. Two versts from the station was the village of Swislocz — partly old, partly new. I walked across the fields to it and found it full of soldiers and their carts and horses.
Imagine the scene : A sprawling little town that looked as if it had been mended. A clump of old K^^ P ^ M I' ■D -itsi i i**' - •'v^, ^ '/I &I 3 ■3 a o o NAREWKA: S^^ISLOCZ 201 buildings here, a new house there.
What to read after On the Russian Front?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Scotland Robert Scotland Liddell to read onlineMoreLess
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