A Volunteer Poilu 8 0
A Volunteer Poilu 8 0
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The shells began to come, one on the heels of the other withalarming frequency; hardly had one burst when another was discovered inthe air. The poilus, who had taken the first shells as a matter ofcourse, good-naturedly even, began to get as cross as peevishschoolboys. It was decidedly too much of a good thing. Finally the orderwas given for every one except the sentinels, who were standing underthe occasional shelters of beams and earth bridged across the trench, toretire to the abris. I saw o...ne of the exposed sentinels as I withdrew, abig, heavily built, young fellow with a face as placid as that of a farmanimal; his rifle leaned against the earth of the trench, and the shadowof the shelter fell on his expressionless features. The next sentinelwas a man in the late thirties, a tall, nervous soldier with a fierce, aggressive face.
The abri to which we retired was about twenty-five feet long and eightfeet wide, and had a door at either end. The hut had been dug right inthe crude, calcareous rock of Lorraine, and the beams of the roof weredeeply set into these natural walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shells began to come, one on the heels of the other withalarming frequency; hardly had one burst when another was discovered inthe air. The poilus, who had taken the first shells as a matter ofcourse, good-naturedly even, began to get as cross as peevishschoolboys. It was decidedly too much of a good thing. Finally the orderwas given for every one except the sentinels, who were standing underthe occasional shelters of beams and earth bridged across the trench, toretire to the abris. I saw o...ne of the exposed sentinels as I withdrew, abig, heavily built, young fellow with a face as placid as that of a farmanimal; his rifle leaned against the earth of the trench, and the shadowof the shelter fell on his expressionless features. The next sentinelwas a man in the late thirties, a tall, nervous soldier with a fierce, aggressive face.
The abri to which we retired was about twenty-five feet long and eightfeet wide, and had a door at either end. The hut had been dug right inthe crude, calcareous rock of Lorraine, and the beams of the roof weredeeply set into these natural walls.
What to read after A Volunteer Poilu 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Sheahan to read onlineMoreLess
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