Passed As Censored
Passed As Censored
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He was brought into our hospital, and got perfectly well. For his bravery and for being the first American officer wounded in battle, the French Government honored him by giving him the Croix de Guerre, a big honor, and one eagerly desired by all men.
The lieutenant occupied the bed just opposite mine when I was sick, and he was the jolliest kind of a fellow. He left yesterday to rejoin his company and soon will be fighting again. He is a signal officer, that is, he runs telephone and telegraph... wires everywhere, and puts up wireless apparatus. You ought to hear him tell about it. You see, in a big army like ours we have to have men who can do all sorts of things. I told the lieutenant about you, and how you'd love to have his signature, and he was glad to send it to you.
I surely did wish for you yesterday. Not very far from here a lot of our troops were having real war practise, and their officer invited us to see it. Well, sir, it was fine. They had trenches and real shooting of real cartridges, and bayonet practise, including real charges, and several of them nearly got hurt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was brought into our hospital, and got perfectly well. For his bravery and for being the first American officer wounded in battle, the French Government honored him by giving him the Croix de Guerre, a big honor, and one eagerly desired by all men.
The lieutenant occupied the bed just opposite mine when I was sick, and he was the jolliest kind of a fellow. He left yesterday to rejoin his company and soon will be fighting again. He is a signal officer, that is, he runs telephone and telegraph... wires everywhere, and puts up wireless apparatus. You ought to hear him tell about it. You see, in a big army like ours we have to have men who can do all sorts of things. I told the lieutenant about you, and how you'd love to have his signature, and he was glad to send it to you.
I surely did wish for you yesterday. Not very far from here a lot of our troops were having real war practise, and their officer invited us to see it. Well, sir, it was fine. They had trenches and real shooting of real cartridges, and bayonet practise, including real charges, and several of them nearly got hurt.
What to read after Passed As Censored?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertram M Bertrand Moses Bernheim to read onlineMoreLess
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