The Post of Honour
The Post of Honour
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The men remained in their position during the whole of the next night, and on the follow- ing morning they were attacked by the enemy. The Germans made two bombing attacks in strength, but both were beaten off. Sanders' men held out all that day, and were not relieved until they had stood their ground for no less than thirty-six hours.
During all that time the men had neither food nor water. The water in their bottles was given to the wounded in the true British manner, which, you may remember,... was followed by Sir Philip Sidney. The corporal brought back nineteen of his party to the British trenches when at last he was relieved.
Gunner Cooke of the Australian Infantry showed that he was a true son of Britain, able to fight and to die with the best. He was ordered with his gun and gun-team to a very dangerous ii2 THE POST OF HONOUR part of the line. Putting his horses to the gallop he quickly took up the position allotted to him. He came under heavy fire, as he had expected, and his men soon fell around him one by one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The men remained in their position during the whole of the next night, and on the follow- ing morning they were attacked by the enemy. The Germans made two bombing attacks in strength, but both were beaten off. Sanders' men held out all that day, and were not relieved until they had stood their ground for no less than thirty-six hours.
During all that time the men had neither food nor water. The water in their bottles was given to the wounded in the true British manner, which, you may remember,... was followed by Sir Philip Sidney. The corporal brought back nineteen of his party to the British trenches when at last he was relieved.
Gunner Cooke of the Australian Infantry showed that he was a true son of Britain, able to fight and to die with the best. He was ordered with his gun and gun-team to a very dangerous ii2 THE POST OF HONOUR part of the line. Putting his horses to the gallop he quickly took up the position allotted to him. He came under heavy fire, as he had expected, and his men soon fell around him one by one.
What to read after The Post of Honour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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