Trench Pictures From France
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There are Eng- 35 36 TRENCH PICTURES FROM FRANCE lish, Scotch, Irish, and Welsh names ; and most of the best known London street- names figure in the list.
When a subaltern is told on a wet and miserable night to take out a working party, and when he is informed that his destination is "Shaftesbury Avenue," or Piccadilly, or Regent Street, it does not improve his temper. He trudges off, feel- ing keenly no doubt the strong contrast between his muddy surroundings in the trench, and the London th...oroughfare which calls before his mind prospects, very likely dim and distant, of leave which may or may not come.
The trench of which I am thinking and writing had no alluring London name, but it is nevertheless well known, and its name, which need not be mentioned, is quite fa- miliar to thousands of troops. A long and weary trench it is, representing long and weary labour. Many of the men who dug it are now at rest for ever, but their A GARDEN TRENCH 37 work remains and will remain till the ar- rival of that day when labour shall be employed in filling and not in digging trenches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are Eng- 35 36 TRENCH PICTURES FROM FRANCE lish, Scotch, Irish, and Welsh names ; and most of the best known London street- names figure in the list.
When a subaltern is told on a wet and miserable night to take out a working party, and when he is informed that his destination is "Shaftesbury Avenue," or Piccadilly, or Regent Street, it does not improve his temper. He trudges off, feel- ing keenly no doubt the strong contrast between his muddy surroundings in the trench, and the London th...oroughfare which calls before his mind prospects, very likely dim and distant, of leave which may or may not come.
The trench of which I am thinking and writing had no alluring London name, but it is nevertheless well known, and its name, which need not be mentioned, is quite fa- miliar to thousands of troops. A long and weary trench it is, representing long and weary labour. Many of the men who dug it are now at rest for ever, but their A GARDEN TRENCH 37 work remains and will remain till the ar- rival of that day when labour shall be employed in filling and not in digging trenches.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hoey Kearney Redmond to read onlineMoreLess
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