The Great Push An Episode of the Great War
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At the bottom of the stair was a bundle of khaki, moaning feebly.
"Much hurt?" I asked.
"Feelin' a bit rotten," replied a smothered voice.
"Where's your wound?" "On my left arm." "What is your regiment?" I asked, ftunbling at the man's sleeve.
"The East Yorks," was the reply to my ques- tion. "I was comin' up th^ trench that's piled with dead Germans. I couldn't crawl over them all the way, they smelt so bad. I got up and tried to walk; then a sniper got me." "Where's your regiment?" I asked Di...gitized by Google A Lover at Loos 213 "I don't know," was the answer. "I got lost and I went lookin* for my mates. I came into 'a trench that was crowded with Germans." "There's where you got hit," I said.
"No; they were Germans that wasn't dead," came the surprising reply. "They were cooking food." ''When was this?" I asked.
"Yesterday, just as it was growin' dusk," said the wounded man in a weary voice. "Then the Germans saw me and they began to shout and they caught hold of their rifles. I jumped over the trench and made off with bullets whizzin' all round me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the bottom of the stair was a bundle of khaki, moaning feebly.
"Much hurt?" I asked.
"Feelin' a bit rotten," replied a smothered voice.
"Where's your wound?" "On my left arm." "What is your regiment?" I asked, ftunbling at the man's sleeve.
"The East Yorks," was the reply to my ques- tion. "I was comin' up th^ trench that's piled with dead Germans. I couldn't crawl over them all the way, they smelt so bad. I got up and tried to walk; then a sniper got me." "Where's your regiment?" I asked Di...gitized by Google A Lover at Loos 213 "I don't know," was the answer. "I got lost and I went lookin* for my mates. I came into 'a trench that was crowded with Germans." "There's where you got hit," I said.
"No; they were Germans that wasn't dead," came the surprising reply. "They were cooking food." ''When was this?" I asked.
"Yesterday, just as it was growin' dusk," said the wounded man in a weary voice. "Then the Germans saw me and they began to shout and they caught hold of their rifles. I jumped over the trench and made off with bullets whizzin' all round me.
What to read after The Great Push An Episode of the Great War?
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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