The Spirit of France
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A hundred yards short, and fifty to the left. Tell them that. " We turned a corner and came upon an officer with field glasses, directing the fire of some battery we had left miles behind. Beyond the plain a white cloud was rolling lazily away. At his side, a Corporal, with telephone strapped to his head, was repeat- ing: "What's the matter with you? You're short, short; a hundred meters short, and fifty to the left. " We waited a moment, hearing the tearing, tinny screech of a shell traveling ...above us. Then a breathless moment, and before us, in the distance, an upthrown mass of dirt and stone showed how absolutely the correction had been made. The officer grumbled : "That's better, much better. That's something like it. Tell them to hold that. " 146 THE SPIRIT OF FRANCE "Good; very good. Hold that, " repeated the operator.
He did not turn at our approach, or of- fer a greeting. His business was too im- portant for such details.
Despite an inclination to tarry, we went on for the last stretch toward the chapel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A hundred yards short, and fifty to the left. Tell them that. " We turned a corner and came upon an officer with field glasses, directing the fire of some battery we had left miles behind. Beyond the plain a white cloud was rolling lazily away. At his side, a Corporal, with telephone strapped to his head, was repeat- ing: "What's the matter with you? You're short, short; a hundred meters short, and fifty to the left. " We waited a moment, hearing the tearing, tinny screech of a shell traveling ...above us. Then a breathless moment, and before us, in the distance, an upthrown mass of dirt and stone showed how absolutely the correction had been made. The officer grumbled : "That's better, much better. That's something like it. Tell them to hold that. " 146 THE SPIRIT OF FRANCE "Good; very good. Hold that, " repeated the operator.
He did not turn at our approach, or of- fer a greeting. His business was too im- portant for such details.
Despite an inclination to tarry, we went on for the last stretch toward the chapel.
What to read after The Spirit of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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