The Big Fight
The Big Fight
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" I can't think of how such spirits can ever be beaten. The moral of the British Army can never be destroyed.
And I desire to say right here that as for the German he fights Hke a dog under a master's hish. I have never seen a smile or a grin on a Hun's face, and never heard humor- ous remarks from his hps, and I have an army school certificate which asserts that I can un- derstand German.
Even when the Huns are taken prisoners they bring all their surliness with them. After some heavy fighting... on the Ancre, where we una\oidably captured a few tluns and sus- tained many losses, I ordered four Germans to carry one of my men who had been danger- ously wounded. They refused, saying, " They would not carry the English dog. " However, I punched them into obedience.
(Jnce I had as a prisoner a German officer. One of my men felt sorry for him in his appear- ance of complete dejection. He went over to the man, and by way of commiseration oft'cred him a cigarette. The German officer growled, N 203 THE BIG FIGHT leaped to his feet, knocked the cigarette from the Tommy's hand, and spat in his face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I can't think of how such spirits can ever be beaten. The moral of the British Army can never be destroyed.
And I desire to say right here that as for the German he fights Hke a dog under a master's hish. I have never seen a smile or a grin on a Hun's face, and never heard humor- ous remarks from his hps, and I have an army school certificate which asserts that I can un- derstand German.
Even when the Huns are taken prisoners they bring all their surliness with them. After some heavy fighting... on the Ancre, where we una\oidably captured a few tluns and sus- tained many losses, I ordered four Germans to carry one of my men who had been danger- ously wounded. They refused, saying, " They would not carry the English dog. " However, I punched them into obedience.
(Jnce I had as a prisoner a German officer. One of my men felt sorry for him in his appear- ance of complete dejection. He went over to the man, and by way of commiseration oft'cred him a cigarette. The German officer growled, N 203 THE BIG FIGHT leaped to his feet, knocked the cigarette from the Tommy's hand, and spat in his face.
What to read after The Big Fight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Fallon to read onlineMoreLess
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