Pushed And the Return Push
Pushed And the Return Push
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Then Istood under the trees lining the main road and watched three battalionsof French infantry march past, moving north of the part of the frontour brigade had just left. They were older, smaller, more town-bredFrench soldiers than those we had seen during the two previous days, more spectacles among them, and a more abstracted expression. Thethought came to me that here must be last-line reserves. Up on thesteep hills that overlooked the railway siding bearded French troopswere deepening tren...ches and strengthening barbed wire.
3 P. M. : We were anxious to get on now, and longed for a couple of Cityof London traffic policemen to stand in majestic and impartial controlof these road junctions. The colonel and Major Bullivant, afterexpostulating five minutes with a French major, had got our leadingbattery across. Then the long line of traffic on the main routeresumed its apparently endless flow. An R. A. M. C. Captain came out andstood by as I stationed myself opposite the road we wanted our threeremaining batteries to turn down, watching to take quick advantage ofthe G in the first possible GAP.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Istood under the trees lining the main road and watched three battalionsof French infantry march past, moving north of the part of the frontour brigade had just left. They were older, smaller, more town-bredFrench soldiers than those we had seen during the two previous days, more spectacles among them, and a more abstracted expression. Thethought came to me that here must be last-line reserves. Up on thesteep hills that overlooked the railway siding bearded French troopswere deepening tren...ches and strengthening barbed wire.
3 P. M. : We were anxious to get on now, and longed for a couple of Cityof London traffic policemen to stand in majestic and impartial controlof these road junctions. The colonel and Major Bullivant, afterexpostulating five minutes with a French major, had got our leadingbattery across. Then the long line of traffic on the main routeresumed its apparently endless flow. An R. A. M. C. Captain came out andstood by as I stationed myself opposite the road we wanted our threeremaining batteries to turn down, watching to take quick advantage ofthe G in the first possible GAP.
What to read after Pushed And the Return Push?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nichols George Herbert Fosdike to read onlineMoreLess
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