The Story of the "9th King's" in France
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The march discipline was excellent and scarcely any menfell out. The companies as day was breaking presented nevertheless aworn-out appearance. The men were dusty and tired out as they trudged inthe mist of the morning, with the field kitchen and Lewis gun cart in therear. The cooks were doing their best to get the fire lighted to boil thewater for breakfast. The pack animals seemed to wonder what necessitythere could be for all this marching, and the company charger, generally avery dejected j...ade, feeling as proud of his position as his mean stationin the equine world would permit, persistently refused to keep his properposition when a halt was called.
It was during the march to Barly that the men were told, during a halt atmidnight, that victory was certain, and that Marshal Foch had orderedeveryone to advance. This news instantly raised the _morale_ of every one, and the rest of the journey seemed more pleasant than usual.
THE SECOND BATTLE OF ARRAS.
A day's halt took place at Barly, where the surplus personnel was leftwhile the fighting men left for Bellacourt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The march discipline was excellent and scarcely any menfell out. The companies as day was breaking presented nevertheless aworn-out appearance. The men were dusty and tired out as they trudged inthe mist of the morning, with the field kitchen and Lewis gun cart in therear. The cooks were doing their best to get the fire lighted to boil thewater for breakfast. The pack animals seemed to wonder what necessitythere could be for all this marching, and the company charger, generally avery dejected j...ade, feeling as proud of his position as his mean stationin the equine world would permit, persistently refused to keep his properposition when a halt was called.
It was during the march to Barly that the men were told, during a halt atmidnight, that victory was certain, and that Marshal Foch had orderedeveryone to advance. This news instantly raised the _morale_ of every one, and the rest of the journey seemed more pleasant than usual.
THE SECOND BATTLE OF ARRAS.
A day's halt took place at Barly, where the surplus personnel was leftwhile the fighting men left for Bellacourt.
What to read after The Story of the "9th King's" in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts Enos Herbert Glynne to read onlineMoreLess
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