Over There
Over There
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And these directions are very large and very curt. "Motor-lorries dead slow, " you see in immense characters in the midst ofthe foreign scene. And at all the awkward street corners in thetowns a soldier directs the traffic. Not merely in the towns, but inmany and many a rural road you come across a rival of the Strand. For the traffic is tremendous, and it is almost all mechanicaltransport. You cannot go far without encountering, not one or two, but dozens and scores of motor-lorries, which, af...ter the leviathanmanner of motor-lorries, occupy as much of the road as they can. When a string of these gets mixed up with motor-cars, a fewdespatch-riders on motor-cycles, a peasant's cart, and a companyon the march, the result easily surpasses Piccadilly Circus justbefore the curtains are rising in West End theatres. Blocks may anddo occur at any moment. Out of a peaceful rustic solitude you mayrun round a curve straight into a block. The motor-lorries constitutethe difficulty, not always because they are a size too large for thecountry, but sometimes because of the human nature of Tommies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And these directions are very large and very curt. "Motor-lorries dead slow, " you see in immense characters in the midst ofthe foreign scene. And at all the awkward street corners in thetowns a soldier directs the traffic. Not merely in the towns, but inmany and many a rural road you come across a rival of the Strand. For the traffic is tremendous, and it is almost all mechanicaltransport. You cannot go far without encountering, not one or two, but dozens and scores of motor-lorries, which, af...ter the leviathanmanner of motor-lorries, occupy as much of the road as they can. When a string of these gets mixed up with motor-cars, a fewdespatch-riders on motor-cycles, a peasant's cart, and a companyon the march, the result easily surpasses Piccadilly Circus justbefore the curtains are rising in West End theatres. Blocks may anddo occur at any moment. Out of a peaceful rustic solitude you mayrun round a curve straight into a block. The motor-lorries constitutethe difficulty, not always because they are a size too large for thecountry, but sometimes because of the human nature of Tommies.
What to read after Over There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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