Private Gaspard a Soldier of France
Private Gaspard a Soldier of France
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This is the first time I get a chance of a free excursion and my back is torn all to pieces. " He had failed to find room for himself in the cattle cars, but had been able to place himself in a small third-class compartment, where he had stretched himself out in the overhead net used for luggage. He was still grumbling that he was disgusted with the republic and that they were trying to kill him. He was lying on his stomach and the pains in his back were increasing. Despite all this, whenever t...he train stopped Gaspard would roll out of his im- provised bed and falling on the shoulders of his comrades would jump out of the car on to the tracks.
The street cleaner generally saw him and fol- lowed at once, and so did the delivery man. Then came the others. The scene was both tragic and comical as all these men, mutilated by war, stepped out. When a man is hungry or thirsty, or when he suffers he becomes almost childish. No one can hold him; he slips between your hands. It would be necessary to have eyes all around your head to conduct, inspect and watch a train of wounded and 138 PRIVATE GASPARD see that the full quota of men is always there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the first time I get a chance of a free excursion and my back is torn all to pieces. " He had failed to find room for himself in the cattle cars, but had been able to place himself in a small third-class compartment, where he had stretched himself out in the overhead net used for luggage. He was still grumbling that he was disgusted with the republic and that they were trying to kill him. He was lying on his stomach and the pains in his back were increasing. Despite all this, whenever t...he train stopped Gaspard would roll out of his im- provised bed and falling on the shoulders of his comrades would jump out of the car on to the tracks.
The street cleaner generally saw him and fol- lowed at once, and so did the delivery man. Then came the others. The scene was both tragic and comical as all these men, mutilated by war, stepped out. When a man is hungry or thirsty, or when he suffers he becomes almost childish. No one can hold him; he slips between your hands. It would be necessary to have eyes all around your head to conduct, inspect and watch a train of wounded and 138 PRIVATE GASPARD see that the full quota of men is always there.
What to read after Private Gaspard a Soldier of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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