The Blond Beast
The Blond Beast
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The men of the Guard rushed forward, shouting and yelling songs of victory, every one from general to private aflame with fierce ardor to strike the shaken enemy.
Thorpe lacked the stimulating hot-blooded enthusiasm of those who were to fight. Yet, to his great surprise, he found himself quite with- out fear. As he was borne forward towards the battle he thought neither of his danger nor of his deliciously sweet Elsa, to whom he might never return for ahead of this on-sweeping gray deluge of th...e invaders, somewhere before or in the midst of the frightful tidal-wave of death, was Lucy Carew, his countrywoman, his dear old-time chum.
Precedence for right of way through the jam of reserves and munition trains was given to the guns and caissons. But Thorpe's ambulance managed to dodge around a stalled six-inch howitzer and crowd into line behind a battery of three-inch pieces that was dashing forward at full gallop.
The swift pace soon brought them within range of the French seventy-fives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men of the Guard rushed forward, shouting and yelling songs of victory, every one from general to private aflame with fierce ardor to strike the shaken enemy.
Thorpe lacked the stimulating hot-blooded enthusiasm of those who were to fight. Yet, to his great surprise, he found himself quite with- out fear. As he was borne forward towards the battle he thought neither of his danger nor of his deliciously sweet Elsa, to whom he might never return for ahead of this on-sweeping gray deluge of th...e invaders, somewhere before or in the midst of the frightful tidal-wave of death, was Lucy Carew, his countrywoman, his dear old-time chum.
Precedence for right of way through the jam of reserves and munition trains was given to the guns and caissons. But Thorpe's ambulance managed to dodge around a stalled six-inch howitzer and crowd into line behind a battery of three-inch pieces that was dashing forward at full gallop.
The swift pace soon brought them within range of the French seventy-fives.
What to read after The Blond Beast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennet Robert Ames to read onlineMoreLess
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