Soldiers of Labour
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There is a certain element of theatrical display about the possibilities for destruc- tion that a submarine possesses. True, if things are just so its effectiveness is terrible.
But things have to be just so. It is like poison gas, and other German devices. It has to depend on a certain combination of circumstances. It lacks that power that is at the root of success in warfare — the power of adaptability.
Our sailormen are not afraid of it. They sign on as they signed on before it came.
" Knead...ing and shaping iron to their will " 55 SAILORING— SUBMARINE 57 They make their trips from port to port in the good old way.
Our merchant sailors!
They are men to be proud of.
IV. Working in Iron They are here, working in the dim, vast place through which pierce and glare hard, red shafts of light. The glares bring out with sharpness the dimness and the shadows.
Around them are the concussions of vast hammers. They are here and there and off in the distance of the vast shop. And there is coming the musical ring of the hammers that are wielded by the hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a certain element of theatrical display about the possibilities for destruc- tion that a submarine possesses. True, if things are just so its effectiveness is terrible.
But things have to be just so. It is like poison gas, and other German devices. It has to depend on a certain combination of circumstances. It lacks that power that is at the root of success in warfare — the power of adaptability.
Our sailormen are not afraid of it. They sign on as they signed on before it came.
" Knead...ing and shaping iron to their will " 55 SAILORING— SUBMARINE 57 They make their trips from port to port in the good old way.
Our merchant sailors!
They are men to be proud of.
IV. Working in Iron They are here, working in the dim, vast place through which pierce and glare hard, red shafts of light. The glares bring out with sharpness the dimness and the shadows.
Around them are the concussions of vast hammers. They are here and there and off in the distance of the vast shop. And there is coming the musical ring of the hammers that are wielded by the hand.
What to read after Soldiers of Labour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy, Bart, 1861-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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