The Tragedy of Lord Kitchener
The Tragedy of Lord Kitchener
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A shell-hole was in those days a compara- tively small affair, and poppies and cornflowers sprang quickly up about its edges. Ablain-St. - Nazaire and Souchez were still recognizable as villages ; there was shapeliness still about the Cloth Hall at Ypres ; while the red coal-shafts of Lens were not as most men remember them — a mass of twisted wreckage in blue tarns of shell-splashed waters. Even the nights to a watcher from Mount Kemmel were different then, and comparatively peace- ful, for, a...lthough the flares competed with the stars, the nightingales could still be heard in spite of the guns. Hell had begun to be visible, but was not yet let loose. * * Journals.
159 On the centenary of the Battle of Waterloo, two friends were pacing a garden in Arques, attached to an old house where their grand- fathers had lodged with the Duke of Wellington a century before on the way from Brussels to Paris ; the theme of their talk being that, how- ever diligent a man of business Lord K. Might be, it was of momentous importance to the army in the field that the War Office should be speedily equipped with an Adjutant-General like Macready, and a Chief of the General Staff with recent war experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A shell-hole was in those days a compara- tively small affair, and poppies and cornflowers sprang quickly up about its edges. Ablain-St. - Nazaire and Souchez were still recognizable as villages ; there was shapeliness still about the Cloth Hall at Ypres ; while the red coal-shafts of Lens were not as most men remember them — a mass of twisted wreckage in blue tarns of shell-splashed waters. Even the nights to a watcher from Mount Kemmel were different then, and comparatively peace- ful, for, a...lthough the flares competed with the stars, the nightingales could still be heard in spite of the guns. Hell had begun to be visible, but was not yet let loose. * * Journals.
159 On the centenary of the Battle of Waterloo, two friends were pacing a garden in Arques, attached to an old house where their grand- fathers had lodged with the Duke of Wellington a century before on the way from Brussels to Paris ; the theme of their talk being that, how- ever diligent a man of business Lord K. Might be, it was of momentous importance to the army in the field that the War Office should be speedily equipped with an Adjutant-General like Macready, and a Chief of the General Staff with recent war experience.
What to read after The Tragedy of Lord Kitchener?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Baliol Brett Esher to read onlineMoreLess
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