The Naval Side
The Naval Side
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They were no longer hungry. They questioned whether it were PRO PATRIA 169 not a put-up job on the part of a strained commis- sariat ; but that was negatived without a division. All this had happened two months ago. They were black with sand and hungry, but now it was a memory — a dream for all time whenever the buzz of flies recurred. Loathsome ! Sinden turned away, burying his face in his hands. His eyes ached^ — ached. God ! He would have bartered his commis- sion to escape that torture, pre...cisely as he had bartered his estancia, long ago, that he might come home to fight the Hun.
The sun poured down upon the Ckerrypicker as she headed towards that upturned boat of the com- mander's discovery. As they approached, the flies whirred, buzzing into the conning-tower, rose out of it, and winged seaward.
Sinden saw them gathering ; but it was not coffee and buttered biscuit they scented. It was horse . . . One of the walers, perhaps, of some crack Anzac team ; or a charger, the pet of a regiment, brought at huge cost from Sydney or Wellington, Melbourne or Auckland, to do duty in France — but done in, as they express it, in that waterless zone where master and man still clung wilting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were no longer hungry. They questioned whether it were PRO PATRIA 169 not a put-up job on the part of a strained commis- sariat ; but that was negatived without a division. All this had happened two months ago. They were black with sand and hungry, but now it was a memory — a dream for all time whenever the buzz of flies recurred. Loathsome ! Sinden turned away, burying his face in his hands. His eyes ached^ — ached. God ! He would have bartered his commis- sion to escape that torture, pre...cisely as he had bartered his estancia, long ago, that he might come home to fight the Hun.
The sun poured down upon the Ckerrypicker as she headed towards that upturned boat of the com- mander's discovery. As they approached, the flies whirred, buzzing into the conning-tower, rose out of it, and winged seaward.
Sinden saw them gathering ; but it was not coffee and buttered biscuit they scented. It was horse . . . One of the walers, perhaps, of some crack Anzac team ; or a charger, the pet of a regiment, brought at huge cost from Sydney or Wellington, Melbourne or Auckland, to do duty in France — but done in, as they express it, in that waterless zone where master and man still clung wilting.
What to read after The Naval Side?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Noble to read onlineMoreLess
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