St. George And the Dragon
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In one of these elaborate underground dwell- ings there were cots for children and children's toys, and some lady's clothes. It was thought that the artillery general who lived there had had his family there for the week end.
Behind all these works, were support and re- serve trenches of equal strength, often fully wired in, but with fewer dugouts. Then about a mile or two miles behind the front line, on a great crest or table of high chalk downland, was the second line, stronger than the front... line, on even more difficult ground, where you cannot walk a yard without treading on dust of English blood.
Words cannot describe the strength of that old fortified line. It was done with the greatest technical skill. If you went along it you would notice here and there some little irregu- larity or strangeness, and then you would look about, till you could see what devilish purpose that little strangeness served. And there was ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON SI always one. The little irregularity gave some little advantage, which might make all the dif- ference in a battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one of these elaborate underground dwell- ings there were cots for children and children's toys, and some lady's clothes. It was thought that the artillery general who lived there had had his family there for the week end.
Behind all these works, were support and re- serve trenches of equal strength, often fully wired in, but with fewer dugouts. Then about a mile or two miles behind the front line, on a great crest or table of high chalk downland, was the second line, stronger than the front... line, on even more difficult ground, where you cannot walk a yard without treading on dust of English blood.
Words cannot describe the strength of that old fortified line. It was done with the greatest technical skill. If you went along it you would notice here and there some little irregu- larity or strangeness, and then you would look about, till you could see what devilish purpose that little strangeness served. And there was ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON SI always one. The little irregularity gave some little advantage, which might make all the dif- ference in a battle.
What to read after St. George And the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masefield John to read onlineMoreLess
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