The Aftermath of Battle; With the Red Cross in France
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I said: "Did you actually see them with your own eyes?" "Oui, Mon- sieur, pas une fois, mais douze fois!" he replied. Other French soldiers have told me, however, that while they lay wounded on the ground, the Germans stopped and gave them water to drink out of their own canteens. As Mr. Burke says, "You cannot draw an indictment against a whole nation. " Tuesday, September 22: A busy night to-night. There were three head operations. We got the bullets out of two.
We brought in a new wounded ma...n to-day, who has two fingers of his right hand gone and a very septic wound. He is MAJESTIC HOTEL HOSPITAL, PARIS 55 a fine looking fellow, a private in the Cold- stream Guards, and the first man I have seen yet, either officer or private, who has talked coherently about the tactics of the fighting. He knew what his regiment and the other regiments with his, were trying to do in most of the actions they were en- gaged in, naming nearly all of them.
He was very interesting and had been in action almost every day for four weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said: "Did you actually see them with your own eyes?" "Oui, Mon- sieur, pas une fois, mais douze fois!" he replied. Other French soldiers have told me, however, that while they lay wounded on the ground, the Germans stopped and gave them water to drink out of their own canteens. As Mr. Burke says, "You cannot draw an indictment against a whole nation. " Tuesday, September 22: A busy night to-night. There were three head operations. We got the bullets out of two.
We brought in a new wounded ma...n to-day, who has two fingers of his right hand gone and a very septic wound. He is MAJESTIC HOTEL HOSPITAL, PARIS 55 a fine looking fellow, a private in the Cold- stream Guards, and the first man I have seen yet, either officer or private, who has talked coherently about the tactics of the fighting. He knew what his regiment and the other regiments with his, were trying to do in most of the actions they were en- gaged in, naming nearly all of them.
He was very interesting and had been in action almost every day for four weeks.
What to read after The Aftermath of Battle; With the Red Cross in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Dale Toland to read onlineMoreLess
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