The Drama of Three Hundred Sixty Five Days Scenes in the Great War
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But the men in the trenches had found for themselves a better way. When Christmas Eve came they began German aifd British to talk about Christmas Eves which they had spent at home. Visions arose of crowded streets, of shops decorated with holly and mistletoe, of churches with little candle-lit Nativities, of Christmas-trees at home laden with fairy lamps and presents, of children sitting up late to dance and laugh and then hanging up their stockings before going to bed to dream of Santa Claus, ...of church bells ringing for midnight mass, and, last of all, of the " waits" by the old cross in the market-place in the midst of the winter frost and snow.
Suddenly in one of the trenches some of the soldiers began to sing. They sang a Christmas carol, " While shepherds watched their flocks by night. " The soldiers in the parallel trenches of the enemy heard it, knew what it was, and joined 70 SCENES IN THE GREAT WAR in with another Christmas carol, sung in their own language. In a little while both sides were singing, each in its turn, listening and replying, all along the two dark gullies that stretched across blood-stained Europe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the men in the trenches had found for themselves a better way. When Christmas Eve came they began German aifd British to talk about Christmas Eves which they had spent at home. Visions arose of crowded streets, of shops decorated with holly and mistletoe, of churches with little candle-lit Nativities, of Christmas-trees at home laden with fairy lamps and presents, of children sitting up late to dance and laugh and then hanging up their stockings before going to bed to dream of Santa Claus, ...of church bells ringing for midnight mass, and, last of all, of the " waits" by the old cross in the market-place in the midst of the winter frost and snow.
Suddenly in one of the trenches some of the soldiers began to sing. They sang a Christmas carol, " While shepherds watched their flocks by night. " The soldiers in the parallel trenches of the enemy heard it, knew what it was, and joined 70 SCENES IN THE GREAT WAR in with another Christmas carol, sung in their own language. In a little while both sides were singing, each in its turn, listening and replying, all along the two dark gullies that stretched across blood-stained Europe.
What to read after The Drama of Three Hundred Sixty Five Days Scenes in the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Caine to read onlineMoreLess
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