S.O.S. Stand To!
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As before, the tanksblazed the way, one of them passing about 30 feet to my right justbefore I went over the top. As I lay in the trench, the darling oldtitan passed me, leveling the wire in front, and I had then an evenkeener realization of what it meant for Fritz to have these monsterspiling over and smashing him under foot just about as a man would treadon a worm and mash it. And if there ever was one time during my entirethree years of campaigning, when I felt an atom of sympathy for thegra...y-clad devils, it was at that moment.
But how can sympathy obtain for devils in human form?
My immediate family was strongly represented in this attack. To my rightamong the men who went over, were the Canadian Grenadier Guards, ofwhich my young brother Billy was a member. This regiment had made anundying place in the annals of Canadian history in the advance onCourcelette, having out of its 950 men but 66 men left intact when theroll was called after the battle, the balance being either killed orwounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As before, the tanksblazed the way, one of them passing about 30 feet to my right justbefore I went over the top. As I lay in the trench, the darling oldtitan passed me, leveling the wire in front, and I had then an evenkeener realization of what it meant for Fritz to have these monsterspiling over and smashing him under foot just about as a man would treadon a worm and mash it. And if there ever was one time during my entirethree years of campaigning, when I felt an atom of sympathy for thegra...y-clad devils, it was at that moment.
But how can sympathy obtain for devils in human form?
My immediate family was strongly represented in this attack. To my rightamong the men who went over, were the Canadian Grenadier Guards, ofwhich my young brother Billy was a member. This regiment had made anundying place in the annals of Canadian history in the advance onCourcelette, having out of its 950 men but 66 men left intact when theroll was called after the battle, the balance being either killed orwounded.
What to read after S.O.S. Stand To!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Reginald to read onlineMoreLess
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