True Stories of the Great War volume 4
True Stories of the Great War volume 4
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The treatment to which they had been subjected in the vile-smelling com- 246 Four American Prisoners partments, the lack of decent food and the uncertainty of everything had broken their spirit. Little groups sat about the deck when we were up for our morning airing, their heads in their hands and their shoulders bent and hunched like those of aged men.
A few tried to keep up the spirits of the others. I will never forget Chief Officer Evans of the Voltaire. He had been very stout but he was lo...sing weight at an alarming rate. His features were pinched and his skin hung in folds, yet he was always joking and singing and cheering up the men. It was enough to crack nerves of steel.
Picture us. Some of us have nothing to our backs but pajamas and overcoats in which we left the Georgia. Some of my horsemen have nothing but shirt and trousers, even their socks having been left behind because they were working on the main deck which was awash when the raider fired into us.
None of us expects to reach home!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The treatment to which they had been subjected in the vile-smelling com- 246 Four American Prisoners partments, the lack of decent food and the uncertainty of everything had broken their spirit. Little groups sat about the deck when we were up for our morning airing, their heads in their hands and their shoulders bent and hunched like those of aged men.
A few tried to keep up the spirits of the others. I will never forget Chief Officer Evans of the Voltaire. He had been very stout but he was lo...sing weight at an alarming rate. His features were pinched and his skin hung in folds, yet he was always joking and singing and cheering up the men. It was enough to crack nerves of steel.
Picture us. Some of us have nothing to our backs but pajamas and overcoats in which we left the Georgia. Some of my horsemen have nothing but shirt and trousers, even their socks having been left behind because they were working on the main deck which was awash when the raider fired into us.
None of us expects to reach home!
What to read after True Stories of the Great War volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Francis Trevelyan, 1877-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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