Under Four Flags for France
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M. , July 1, with a barely percept- ible pause in the guns as the range leaped from the smoking first lines to a fire curtain behind them. A huge mine exploded under the bastion of La Bois- selle; clouds of black smoke were released on "no man's land" for a screen. And a curving wave of troops twenty-five miles long were over the parapets and charging the German lines.
Yet the churned earth of the enemy front came to life in places but there was little loss generally as the British tore across ...the first lap and then ma- chine guns and rifles burst from reserve trenches, the German guns came into action, and the real bat- tle had started.
The enemy expected attack on the west on a nar- rower front, and had massed his reserves and guns before Hebuterne, along the rising ground at Serre, Beaumont Hamel and Thiepval. The left wing therefore faced a hurricane of fire, and the lines were torn to pieces as they charged. Supports fol- lowed steadily up the slopes and finally took the 263 UNDER FOUR FLAGS FOR FRANCE first line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. , July 1, with a barely percept- ible pause in the guns as the range leaped from the smoking first lines to a fire curtain behind them. A huge mine exploded under the bastion of La Bois- selle; clouds of black smoke were released on "no man's land" for a screen. And a curving wave of troops twenty-five miles long were over the parapets and charging the German lines.
Yet the churned earth of the enemy front came to life in places but there was little loss generally as the British tore across ...the first lap and then ma- chine guns and rifles burst from reserve trenches, the German guns came into action, and the real bat- tle had started.
The enemy expected attack on the west on a nar- rower front, and had massed his reserves and guns before Hebuterne, along the rising ground at Serre, Beaumont Hamel and Thiepval. The left wing therefore faced a hurricane of fire, and the lines were torn to pieces as they charged. Supports fol- lowed steadily up the slopes and finally took the 263 UNDER FOUR FLAGS FOR FRANCE first line.
What to read after Under Four Flags for France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Clarke Musgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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