Tales of War
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Therefore in every trench in every war the garrison is prepared in that menacing hour, watching in greater numbers than they do the whole night through. As the first lark lifts from meadows they stand there 43 TALES OF WAR in the dark. Whenever there is any war in any part of the world you may be sure that at that hour men crowd to their parapets : when sleep is deepest in cities they are watching there.
When the dawn shimmers a little and a grey light comes, and widens, and all of a sudden fig...ures become distinct, and the hour of the attack that is always expected is gone, then perhaps some faint feeling of gladness stirs the newest of the recruits ; but chiefly the hour passes like all the other hours there — an unnoticed fragment of the long, long routine that is taken with resignation mingled with jokes.
Dawn comes shy, with a wind scarce felt, dawn faint and strangely perceptible, feeble and faint in the East while men still watch the darkness. When did the darkness go ? When did the dawn grow golden ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore in every trench in every war the garrison is prepared in that menacing hour, watching in greater numbers than they do the whole night through. As the first lark lifts from meadows they stand there 43 TALES OF WAR in the dark. Whenever there is any war in any part of the world you may be sure that at that hour men crowd to their parapets : when sleep is deepest in cities they are watching there.
When the dawn shimmers a little and a grey light comes, and widens, and all of a sudden fig...ures become distinct, and the hour of the attack that is always expected is gone, then perhaps some faint feeling of gladness stirs the newest of the recruits ; but chiefly the hour passes like all the other hours there — an unnoticed fragment of the long, long routine that is taken with resignation mingled with jokes.
Dawn comes shy, with a wind scarce felt, dawn faint and strangely perceptible, feeble and faint in the East while men still watch the darkness. When did the darkness go ? When did the dawn grow golden ?
What to read after Tales of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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