Senlis
Senlis
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. . . One of the victims has set down his experiences in writing ; telling how an officer, " in excellent French/' announced to him and his companions : SENLIS 33 " Nous ne vous fusillerons pas, mais ce sont les Fran$ais, vos compatriotes, qui se chargeront de ce soin. " And going on to tell that, " having arrived at the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, which makes a right-angle with the Paris road, the Germans found themselves exposed to the fire of our troops. They hugged the walls of the houses..., but forced us to walk in the middle of the road. We were ex- posed to the fire of machine guns. " We amongst whom was a child !
Of four lads forced to precede the Germans as they advanced to attack down the Rue de la Re- publique but two of them lived to tell the tale and they lived badly wounded. Two died as their captors had meant them to die struck down by the bullets of Frenchmen. A third was wounded by the same tragic means ; and as, shot in the knee, he lay in the street by the side of his two dead comrades, a German officer came up to him and demanded to see his hurt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . One of the victims has set down his experiences in writing ; telling how an officer, " in excellent French/' announced to him and his companions : SENLIS 33 " Nous ne vous fusillerons pas, mais ce sont les Fran$ais, vos compatriotes, qui se chargeront de ce soin. " And going on to tell that, " having arrived at the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, which makes a right-angle with the Paris road, the Germans found themselves exposed to the fire of our troops. They hugged the walls of the houses..., but forced us to walk in the middle of the road. We were ex- posed to the fire of machine guns. " We amongst whom was a child !
Of four lads forced to precede the Germans as they advanced to attack down the Rue de la Re- publique but two of them lived to tell the tale and they lived badly wounded. Two died as their captors had meant them to die struck down by the bullets of Frenchmen. A third was wounded by the same tragic means ; and as, shot in the knee, he lay in the street by the side of his two dead comrades, a German officer came up to him and demanded to see his hurt.
What to read after Senlis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton, Cicely Mary, 1872-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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