The Battle of the Somme, Second Phase
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from Albert to Bapaume, the other parallel to our old front line from Albert to Peronne.
These, to begin with, were the best type Of rotttes nationales — ^broad, well-engineered, lined with orderly poplars. By the third month of the battle even these were showing signs of wear, and to travel on either in a motor car was a switchback journey. If the famous high- roads declined, what was likely to be the condition of the country lanes which rayed around Contalmaison, Longueval, and Guille- mont ?...
Let us take our stand at the northern angle of High Wood. It is only a spectre of a wood, a horrible place of matted tree trunks and crumbling trench lines, full of mementoes of the dead and all the dreadful debris of battle.
To reach it we have walked across two miles of what once must have been breezy downland, patched with little fields of roots and grain.
It is now like a waste brickfield in a decaying suburb, pock-marked with shell-holes, littered with cartridge clips, equipment, fragments of wire and every kind of tin can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
from Albert to Bapaume, the other parallel to our old front line from Albert to Peronne.
These, to begin with, were the best type Of rotttes nationales — ^broad, well-engineered, lined with orderly poplars. By the third month of the battle even these were showing signs of wear, and to travel on either in a motor car was a switchback journey. If the famous high- roads declined, what was likely to be the condition of the country lanes which rayed around Contalmaison, Longueval, and Guille- mont ?...
Let us take our stand at the northern angle of High Wood. It is only a spectre of a wood, a horrible place of matted tree trunks and crumbling trench lines, full of mementoes of the dead and all the dreadful debris of battle.
To reach it we have walked across two miles of what once must have been breezy downland, patched with little fields of roots and grain.
It is now like a waste brickfield in a decaying suburb, pock-marked with shell-holes, littered with cartridge clips, equipment, fragments of wire and every kind of tin can.
What to read after The Battle of the Somme, Second Phase?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchan, John, 1875-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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