Over the Seas for Uncle Sam
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The Eussians were the ones who got the raw deal. We passed a lot of them on our way out front. A regiment of them was holding a square. They were dull-eyed boys — hopeless looking. Do you blame them? One day they would be sent out with ammunition to burn. The next they wouldn't even be given a rifle. How did they protect themselves? Oh, rocks and stones, I suppose. But they were wiped out when they tried to charge empty-handed, that's sure. The Germans raided us with hand grenades one night. We... heard them coming and we fought like fiends, but they outnumbered us five to one. I went down with a shot in my side. The next thing I remembered was being aboard a trans- port bound for home. Nothing ever sounded so good to me as that word! I found my three cousins were aboard. One of them had lost his 15C) Over the Seas for Uncle Sam two legs, another his leg and his arm, and the youngest had his right arm blown off. It didn't take me long to find out how lucky I was. All I needed to do was to look around at the other eighteen hundred wounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Eussians were the ones who got the raw deal. We passed a lot of them on our way out front. A regiment of them was holding a square. They were dull-eyed boys — hopeless looking. Do you blame them? One day they would be sent out with ammunition to burn. The next they wouldn't even be given a rifle. How did they protect themselves? Oh, rocks and stones, I suppose. But they were wiped out when they tried to charge empty-handed, that's sure. The Germans raided us with hand grenades one night. We... heard them coming and we fought like fiends, but they outnumbered us five to one. I went down with a shot in my side. The next thing I remembered was being aboard a trans- port bound for home. Nothing ever sounded so good to me as that word! I found my three cousins were aboard. One of them had lost his 15C) Over the Seas for Uncle Sam two legs, another his leg and his arm, and the youngest had his right arm blown off. It didn't take me long to find out how lucky I was. All I needed to do was to look around at the other eighteen hundred wounded.
What to read after Over the Seas for Uncle Sam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elaine Sterne to read onlineMoreLess
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