Verses
Verses
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November 10, 1914.
Here is an account of my first battle, you may gather some tips from it. We were ordered to relieve some troops in the advanced trench. We rode about six miles, then dismounted, leaving some men with the horses, and walked about five miles to the trenches.
As we went through the first village, we got heavily shelled by the famous Black Marias ; they make a noise just like an express train and burst like a clap of thunder, you hear them coming for ten seconds before they bur...st. It was very un- pleasant, and you need to keep a hold on yourself to prevent ducking most of the men duck.
Most of the shells hit the roofs, but one burst in the road in front of me, killing one man and wounding four or five. However, once we got out of the village they stopped, and we arrived at the trenches in the dark of the evening. We filed quietly into them and waited in the darkness. We stayed there two days and nights, being shelled most of the time. The German trenches were about 1600 yards away, with Maxim guns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
November 10, 1914.
Here is an account of my first battle, you may gather some tips from it. We were ordered to relieve some troops in the advanced trench. We rode about six miles, then dismounted, leaving some men with the horses, and walked about five miles to the trenches.
As we went through the first village, we got heavily shelled by the famous Black Marias ; they make a noise just like an express train and burst like a clap of thunder, you hear them coming for ten seconds before they bur...st. It was very un- pleasant, and you need to keep a hold on yourself to prevent ducking most of the men duck.
Most of the shells hit the roofs, but one burst in the road in front of me, killing one man and wounding four or five. However, once we got out of the village they stopped, and we arrived at the trenches in the dark of the evening. We filed quietly into them and waited in the darkness. We stayed there two days and nights, being shelled most of the time. The German trenches were about 1600 yards away, with Maxim guns.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colwyn Erasmus Arnold Philipps to read onlineMoreLess
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