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The lungs feel as if they were filled withrheumatism. The tissues of the lungs are scalded and broken down, andit takes a man a long time to recover, if he ever does fully recoverafter having some of the "upholstering" of his lungs destroyed. We didnot then quite realize the horror of this new form of cowardly andinhuman warfare, but we should have known that the Germans considerwar a game without an umpire or a referee.
[Illustration: SNIPING THROUGH A PORT HOLE] Messages came promptly fro...m General Turner, V. C. , of the Third Brigadeto hang on, that the Canadians were going to try and hold the Germansback until help came. We all knew we could depend on General Turner, V. C. , and his Brigade-Major, Lt. -Colonel Garnet Hughes. We knew thatwe were fighting a rear guard action and that this was no time tothink of running away. We hardly realized, however, that the Battle ofSt. Julien which had just commenced was to be one of the greatestbattles in the history of the world, that the Canadian casualties wereto be as great as the casualties of the British at Waterloo, that thetotal casualties of the combatants before the fight was ended were tonumber close to seventy thousand men, and that the Canadians, by bravefighting and losing sixty per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lungs feel as if they were filled withrheumatism. The tissues of the lungs are scalded and broken down, andit takes a man a long time to recover, if he ever does fully recoverafter having some of the "upholstering" of his lungs destroyed. We didnot then quite realize the horror of this new form of cowardly andinhuman warfare, but we should have known that the Germans considerwar a game without an umpire or a referee.
[Illustration: SNIPING THROUGH A PORT HOLE] Messages came promptly fro...m General Turner, V. C. , of the Third Brigadeto hang on, that the Canadians were going to try and hold the Germansback until help came. We all knew we could depend on General Turner, V. C. , and his Brigade-Major, Lt. -Colonel Garnet Hughes. We knew thatwe were fighting a rear guard action and that this was no time tothink of running away. We hardly realized, however, that the Battle ofSt. Julien which had just commenced was to be one of the greatestbattles in the history of the world, that the Canadian casualties wereto be as great as the casualties of the British at Waterloo, that thetotal casualties of the combatants before the fight was ended were tonumber close to seventy thousand men, and that the Canadians, by bravefighting and losing sixty per cent.
What to read after "the Red Watch"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Currie John Allister to read onlineMoreLess
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