The Diggers the Australians in France
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This and that we were told, for war quickening the ear for rumour we believe much that in days of peace would pass by for idle tales.
The truth of the matter is that this tunnel was not built by Hindenburg but by Louis 67 68 THE DIGGERS XVI, at whose expense the work was begun^ the cost of the undertaking being about £4, 000, 000, and through it runs the great canal of Picardy. This canal passing from St. Quentin to Cambrai had to run through a country rising so much that it was necessary to ca...rry it under the earth for a considerable depth, and this canal tunnel in places is hewn entirely from rock chalk. The work was completed by Napoleon I in 1810 and a communication opened thereby between the river Scheldt and the extreme eastern depart- ments of France and the Atlantic through the rivers Somme, Seine and Loire.
At Bellicourt we descended several steps covered with mud and littered with the wreckage of war, strands of barbed wire, rusty rifles, German equipments, ammunition boxes, trench helmets, sandbags, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This and that we were told, for war quickening the ear for rumour we believe much that in days of peace would pass by for idle tales.
The truth of the matter is that this tunnel was not built by Hindenburg but by Louis 67 68 THE DIGGERS XVI, at whose expense the work was begun^ the cost of the undertaking being about £4, 000, 000, and through it runs the great canal of Picardy. This canal passing from St. Quentin to Cambrai had to run through a country rising so much that it was necessary to ca...rry it under the earth for a considerable depth, and this canal tunnel in places is hewn entirely from rock chalk. The work was completed by Napoleon I in 1810 and a communication opened thereby between the river Scheldt and the extreme eastern depart- ments of France and the Atlantic through the rivers Somme, Seine and Loire.
At Bellicourt we descended several steps covered with mud and littered with the wreckage of war, strands of barbed wire, rusty rifles, German equipments, ammunition boxes, trench helmets, sandbags, etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgill Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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