The Cup of War
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" " Dear me ! " said Mr. Verney, " I never thought all that about him before, but it was frightful luck, certainly. " " The best people always have the worst troubles ; but, at any rate, you won't have as bad a time as he had, " I rejoined confidently, and then we began arranging letter-cards and cigarettes to give away in packets at the station ; our first draft of men for the Front were leaving by the evening train.
Mr. Verney came with us to see them off, and to carry the trays of packages d...own the platform. I had pictured a tousled crowd 38 The Cup of War and tumult of farewell such as I had seen when men were going out to the South African war. There had been some horrid sights then of men who had to be almost lifted into the train, and a clinging of weep- ing women in a crush that took one off one's feet. This was extraordinarily different. The station was closed to the public ; the men's friends had not been told that they were leaving, and therefore the platform was empty, except for the draft and their kits, and a small group of officers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Dear me ! " said Mr. Verney, " I never thought all that about him before, but it was frightful luck, certainly. " " The best people always have the worst troubles ; but, at any rate, you won't have as bad a time as he had, " I rejoined confidently, and then we began arranging letter-cards and cigarettes to give away in packets at the station ; our first draft of men for the Front were leaving by the evening train.
Mr. Verney came with us to see them off, and to carry the trays of packages d...own the platform. I had pictured a tousled crowd 38 The Cup of War and tumult of farewell such as I had seen when men were going out to the South African war. There had been some horrid sights then of men who had to be almost lifted into the train, and a clinging of weep- ing women in a crush that took one off one's feet. This was extraordinarily different. The station was closed to the public ; the men's friends had not been told that they were leaving, and therefore the platform was empty, except for the draft and their kits, and a small group of officers.
What to read after The Cup of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Braithwaite Turner Buckle to read onlineMoreLess
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