Tales of War
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``Oh, the hell of a long way from here, '' the platoon commander said.
He did not remember quite where it was he had heard it, but heremembered a sunny day in France and a hill all dark with pine woods, and a man coming down at evening out of the woods, and down the slopeto the village, singing this song. Between the village and the slopethere were orchards in blossom. So that he came with his song forhundreds of yards through orchards. ``The hell of a way from here, ''he said.
For a long while... then they sat silent.
``It mightn't have been so very far from here, '' said the platooncommander. ``It was in France, now I come to think of it. But it was alovely part of France, all woods and orchards. Nothing like this, thank God. '' And he glanced with a tired look at the unutterabledesolation.
``Where was it?'' said the other.
``In Picardy, '' he said.
``Aren't we in Picardy now?'' said his friend.
``Are we?'' he said.
``I don't know. The maps don't call it Picardy. '' ``It was a fine place, anyway, '' the platoon commander said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
``Oh, the hell of a long way from here, '' the platoon commander said.
He did not remember quite where it was he had heard it, but heremembered a sunny day in France and a hill all dark with pine woods, and a man coming down at evening out of the woods, and down the slopeto the village, singing this song. Between the village and the slopethere were orchards in blossom. So that he came with his song forhundreds of yards through orchards. ``The hell of a way from here, ''he said.
For a long while... then they sat silent.
``It mightn't have been so very far from here, '' said the platooncommander. ``It was in France, now I come to think of it. But it was alovely part of France, all woods and orchards. Nothing like this, thank God. '' And he glanced with a tired look at the unutterabledesolation.
``Where was it?'' said the other.
``In Picardy, '' he said.
``Aren't we in Picardy now?'' said his friend.
``Are we?'' he said.
``I don't know. The maps don't call it Picardy. '' ``It was a fine place, anyway, '' the platoon commander said.
What to read after Tales of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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