With the First Canadian Contingent
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in leg, E. escaped ; he did very well. All the regiments have lost heavily. I was lucky myself, and was not touched and feel in first-rate condition, but I won't be sorry to get a week or so in billets.
We have not had any mail for some time, as I suppose they are accumulating it for us when we get back ; then I hope to have news.
Well, I must turn in to sleep.
OUR BATTLEFIELD In a Dug-out.
Mag 5th, 1915.
.... What a life ! what an escape ! Really I ought to be a stiff — way out there on our ba...ttlefield — because I said my prayers and pre- pared for the inevitable bullet to do its worst, but nothing came except one clean through my hat. I saw stars with a jerk, thought I was -hit, but nothing doing, and this day I am situated in a dug-out on the banks of the Yser Canal at 6.30 a.m., just having dined. You can imagine our charge. We were in three lines, B and C Companies in the first line, A and D in the second line, and two companies of the 16th Bat- talion Scots in rear. We had to retake a wood the French had lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in leg, E. escaped ; he did very well. All the regiments have lost heavily. I was lucky myself, and was not touched and feel in first-rate condition, but I won't be sorry to get a week or so in billets.
We have not had any mail for some time, as I suppose they are accumulating it for us when we get back ; then I hope to have news.
Well, I must turn in to sleep.
OUR BATTLEFIELD In a Dug-out.
Mag 5th, 1915.
.... What a life ! what an escape ! Really I ought to be a stiff — way out there on our ba...ttlefield — because I said my prayers and pre- pared for the inevitable bullet to do its worst, but nothing came except one clean through my hat. I saw stars with a jerk, thought I was -hit, but nothing doing, and this day I am situated in a dug-out on the banks of the Yser Canal at 6.30 a.m., just having dined. You can imagine our charge. We were in three lines, B and C Companies in the first line, A and D in the second line, and two companies of the 16th Bat- talion Scots in rear. We had to retake a wood the French had lost.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plummer, Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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