The Tale of a Trooper
The Tale of a Trooper
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There was no cessation of the firing, and, in this ravine each reportreverberated from one clay cliff to another in ringing, resonant notes. There were no other signs or sounds of fighting--only this musical dincoming from the starry vault above.
The trooper thought a terrific battle must be raging, and pitied thepoor fellows in the trenches. He learned later it was just Abdul'snormal method of spending the night when he had the wind up. Thesesounds were not disturbing, and soon the cobbers, fo...r the first time, were asleep under fire.
CHAPTER XIII MAC JOINS IN THE WAR Mac's first morning at Anzac was one of deep interest. He regarded hissurroundings rather more after the fashion of a Cook's tourist than ofa soldier; or, maybe, he more closely resembled a schoolboy at hisfirst circus. No time was wasted over a scratch breakfast--bully beefand biscuits were consumed more as a duty than a pleasure. Then, together with many others of equally inquiring frame of mind, he betookhimself to the crest of the ridge which shut in the ravine on thenorth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no cessation of the firing, and, in this ravine each reportreverberated from one clay cliff to another in ringing, resonant notes. There were no other signs or sounds of fighting--only this musical dincoming from the starry vault above.
The trooper thought a terrific battle must be raging, and pitied thepoor fellows in the trenches. He learned later it was just Abdul'snormal method of spending the night when he had the wind up. Thesesounds were not disturbing, and soon the cobbers, fo...r the first time, were asleep under fire.
CHAPTER XIII MAC JOINS IN THE WAR Mac's first morning at Anzac was one of deep interest. He regarded hissurroundings rather more after the fashion of a Cook's tourist than ofa soldier; or, maybe, he more closely resembled a schoolboy at hisfirst circus. No time was wasted over a scratch breakfast--bully beefand biscuits were consumed more as a duty than a pleasure. Then, together with many others of equally inquiring frame of mind, he betookhimself to the crest of the ridge which shut in the ravine on thenorth.
What to read after The Tale of a Trooper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie Clutha Nantes to read onlineMoreLess
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