With the Scottish Nurses in Roumania
With the Scottish Nurses in Roumania
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Got up and gave us all breakfast at 10. We waited most of the morning for the train to go on, and by 3. 30 were approaching Tanderei (the junction where the line to Braila branches off from the main line to Tchernavoda), and feeling very bored and cold when I saw an aeroplane planing down towards us. She was hovering quite low, and apparently just over our engine, when we heard a loud explosion, and realized she must be German. The whole place became alive with soldiers. The enemy followed up w...ith a smart machine-gun fire; the French Officer, who was travelling with Dr. L, leapt out of his carriage, shouting: "Tirez, tirez, done !" and two more loud explosions followed. We made one dash for the bales to try and find bandages and dressings, the Russian Army remembered their rifles, and the aeroplane was driven off. In the 80 DECEMBER station we found that the material damage was small, and the casualties only one horse killed and two men wounded. The aeroplane returned, and dropped two more bombs, but was driven off easily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Got up and gave us all breakfast at 10. We waited most of the morning for the train to go on, and by 3. 30 were approaching Tanderei (the junction where the line to Braila branches off from the main line to Tchernavoda), and feeling very bored and cold when I saw an aeroplane planing down towards us. She was hovering quite low, and apparently just over our engine, when we heard a loud explosion, and realized she must be German. The whole place became alive with soldiers. The enemy followed up w...ith a smart machine-gun fire; the French Officer, who was travelling with Dr. L, leapt out of his carriage, shouting: "Tirez, tirez, done !" and two more loud explosions followed. We made one dash for the bales to try and find bandages and dressings, the Russian Army remembered their rifles, and the aeroplane was driven off. In the 80 DECEMBER station we found that the material damage was small, and the casualties only one horse killed and two men wounded. The aeroplane returned, and dropped two more bombs, but was driven off easily.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yvonne Alice Gertrude Fitz Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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