Over There With the Australians 8 6
Over There With the Australians 8 6
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We captured a lone Turk soldier nursing his blistered feet in thedesert and he was delighted to join us. We also brought in at the sametime a Bedouin who evidently thought we were some species of game, foralthough he fired on us he had no love for his Turkish companion andcould not be persuaded to keep him company. The only request I heardthis Turk make was for one of our uniforms. He kept pointing out thefilth of his own clothes, so I had some water given to him to washthem, but this did not s...atisfy him at all. It was not the cleanlinessof our uniforms he admired, but the cut and material. Perhaps this waspolicy, for generally the Turkish prisoners would remark: "Englishervery good--German damn bad!" After this we returned to Ferry Post again and it was almost like goinghome for we had daily swims in the canal and plenty of liquidrefreshment, the wet canteen doing a roaring trade. We were also ableto buy luxuries, such as biscuits and canned puddings; and even relievethe monotony of marmalade jam with "bullocky's joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We captured a lone Turk soldier nursing his blistered feet in thedesert and he was delighted to join us. We also brought in at the sametime a Bedouin who evidently thought we were some species of game, foralthough he fired on us he had no love for his Turkish companion andcould not be persuaded to keep him company. The only request I heardthis Turk make was for one of our uniforms. He kept pointing out thefilth of his own clothes, so I had some water given to him to washthem, but this did not s...atisfy him at all. It was not the cleanlinessof our uniforms he admired, but the cut and material. Perhaps this waspolicy, for generally the Turkish prisoners would remark: "Englishervery good--German damn bad!" After this we returned to Ferry Post again and it was almost like goinghome for we had daily swims in the canal and plenty of liquidrefreshment, the wet canteen doing a roaring trade. We were also ableto buy luxuries, such as biscuits and canned puddings; and even relievethe monotony of marmalade jam with "bullocky's joy.
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