Wooden Crosses
Wooden Crosses
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''They are in the sunk road!" The cemetery is bellowing with grenades, it flames, it crackles. It is like a madness of fire and uproar suddenly bursting out upon the night. Everybody is shouting. Nobody knows anything ; no one has any orders: they are attacking, they are in the sunk road, that is all. . . .
A man runs past in front of our hole, and down he goes as if he had tripped on something. Other shadow figures pass, run, advance, give back. From a ruined chapel red rockets shoot up, calli...ng for the barrage. Their day seems to be on us all at once; great wan stars burst above us, and as though in the glare of a lighthouse you can see spring up phantoms that rush about among the crosses. Hand grenades are bursting, flung on all sides. A machine gun slips under a tombstone like a snake and begins to shoot, with rapid fire, sweeping the ruins like a scythe.
**They are in the road, " repeat various voices.
And clinging flat against the sloping bank, men keep on hurling grenades, without ever stopping for a moment, from the other side of the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''They are in the sunk road!" The cemetery is bellowing with grenades, it flames, it crackles. It is like a madness of fire and uproar suddenly bursting out upon the night. Everybody is shouting. Nobody knows anything ; no one has any orders: they are attacking, they are in the sunk road, that is all. . . .
A man runs past in front of our hole, and down he goes as if he had tripped on something. Other shadow figures pass, run, advance, give back. From a ruined chapel red rockets shoot up, calli...ng for the barrage. Their day seems to be on us all at once; great wan stars burst above us, and as though in the glare of a lighthouse you can see spring up phantoms that rush about among the crosses. Hand grenades are bursting, flung on all sides. A machine gun slips under a tombstone like a snake and begins to shoot, with rapid fire, sweeping the ruins like a scythe.
**They are in the road, " repeat various voices.
And clinging flat against the sloping bank, men keep on hurling grenades, without ever stopping for a moment, from the other side of the wall.
What to read after Wooden Crosses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roland Dorgels to read onlineMoreLess
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