Atlantic Prose And Poetry for Junior High Schools And Upper Grammar Grades
Atlantic Prose And Poetry for Junior High Schools And Upper Grammar Grades
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The German food here was nothing but the old vegetable compound. Once a week we got a little slice of very poor meat. The Russians, who had to live largely on this food, looked awfully pale and underfed. We were not bothered with any formal breakfast at all. Instead, they issued us twenty lumps of sugar a week, which pleased us much better. I never ate any of my sugar, but saved every piece of it for rations on my escape.
324 THE AIRMAN'S ESCAPE The Germans took a picture of each of us, after w...hich we could, if we chose, go out of camp for walks, on our word of honor.
We could not walk about at our pleasure, of course, but were allowed to go out at a certain time every other day (the weather and convenience of the Germans per mitting), in a group of not less than ten, or more than fifty. A German non-commissioned officer went with us as a guide, and we were subject to his orders. We would be out an hour or two. As we went out we would give our written word of honor not to try to escape, accom panied with our picture; and when we returned, we would take it up again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The German food here was nothing but the old vegetable compound. Once a week we got a little slice of very poor meat. The Russians, who had to live largely on this food, looked awfully pale and underfed. We were not bothered with any formal breakfast at all. Instead, they issued us twenty lumps of sugar a week, which pleased us much better. I never ate any of my sugar, but saved every piece of it for rations on my escape.
324 THE AIRMAN'S ESCAPE The Germans took a picture of each of us, after w...hich we could, if we chose, go out of camp for walks, on our word of honor.
We could not walk about at our pleasure, of course, but were allowed to go out at a certain time every other day (the weather and convenience of the Germans per mitting), in a group of not less than ten, or more than fifty. A German non-commissioned officer went with us as a guide, and we were subject to his orders. We would be out an hour or two. As we went out we would give our written word of honor not to try to escape, accom panied with our picture; and when we returned, we would take it up again.
What to read after Atlantic Prose And Poetry for Junior High Schools And Upper Grammar Grades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Swain Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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