Brave Belgians, From the French of Baron C. Buffin
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We jumped into the beds just as we were. There was a deafening noise of Artillery and the sharp crack of guns.
All this was intermittent at first, but it increased until it became incessant. The machine-guns con- tinued all the time. A terrified soldier came in and informed us that there was an attack on the town.
All night we heard the tumult of the fight, the roaring of the cannon, the whizzing of balls, and a wild clamour.
October 21st. At daybreak, the firing diminished and the Germans were... falling back. Our troops had been superb and had repelled three assaults. A band of prisoners passed by. Nearly all of them were young and had come from Brussels. They had not fought before. According to them, many of their officers had been killed the previous day. They had been replaced by officers they did not know, taken from the central army.
A German officer with dum-dum balls was arrested.
When he was questioned, he declared that these balls did not belong to him. As he became arrogant, he was made to turn round.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We jumped into the beds just as we were. There was a deafening noise of Artillery and the sharp crack of guns.
All this was intermittent at first, but it increased until it became incessant. The machine-guns con- tinued all the time. A terrified soldier came in and informed us that there was an attack on the town.
All night we heard the tumult of the fight, the roaring of the cannon, the whizzing of balls, and a wild clamour.
October 21st. At daybreak, the firing diminished and the Germans were... falling back. Our troops had been superb and had repelled three assaults. A band of prisoners passed by. Nearly all of them were young and had come from Brussels. They had not fought before. According to them, many of their officers had been killed the previous day. They had been replaced by officers they did not know, taken from the central army.
A German officer with dum-dum balls was arrested.
When he was questioned, he declared that these balls did not belong to him. As he became arrogant, he was made to turn round.
What to read after Brave Belgians, From the French of Baron C. Buffin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buffin, Camille, Baron, 1871- [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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