The Lovers
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Truly, if Christ came again they would 1 06 IN THE TRENCHES crucify Him. . . . We have a fine manly fellow for Chaplain, and Christianity is a real live thing to him. Tell R. I wish he was here, he would be invaluable. Some day I shall be able to write him, but for some reason our letters are limited to two per week. Let me know the contents of your reg. Parcel and when it was sent. " When we look out of the window here we can see the results, upon the building, of some of the German shelling. ..." Good-bye, Dear Old Sweetheart. Keep up its spirits. The B/s all right and all is, so far, well. . . . " Letters are such precious things. If anybody wants to do me a good turn they can send me the Oversea Daily Mail or John Bull. I don t know what it costs, but you can get particulars from the office or in the advertisements of the paper. . . . " Three days later, the nth, he writes from the firing-line. He has had his " Baptism, " he can send impressions of trench life and trench war, though all his letters help one to realize how little the soldier at the front can know of what is going on except along his own little bit of the line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Truly, if Christ came again they would 1 06 IN THE TRENCHES crucify Him. . . . We have a fine manly fellow for Chaplain, and Christianity is a real live thing to him. Tell R. I wish he was here, he would be invaluable. Some day I shall be able to write him, but for some reason our letters are limited to two per week. Let me know the contents of your reg. Parcel and when it was sent. " When we look out of the window here we can see the results, upon the building, of some of the German shelling. ..." Good-bye, Dear Old Sweetheart. Keep up its spirits. The B/s all right and all is, so far, well. . . . " Letters are such precious things. If anybody wants to do me a good turn they can send me the Oversea Daily Mail or John Bull. I don t know what it costs, but you can get particulars from the office or in the advertisements of the paper. . . . " Three days later, the nth, he writes from the firing-line. He has had his " Baptism, " he can send impressions of trench life and trench war, though all his letters help one to realize how little the soldier at the front can know of what is going on except along his own little bit of the line.
What to read after The Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennell Elizabeth Robins to read onlineMoreLess
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