Death On the Ice
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Actually, it was full of officers, Tryggve Gran noted, not regular soldiers. There were French and Belgian, of course, but also English, Irish, Ulstermen, Scots, Canadian, South African, and plenty of dominions he did not recognise. The beds of the Empire had been emptied and there were many pillows that would never see a young man’s head again. How many soldiers in the trenches had lasted as long as he had? A handful, so he heard. Most of those who survived the first Mons were taken at the Somm...e or Wipers. The war might miss you at a particular skirmish or battle, but the killing machine got you in the end.
He stopped at a café on the rue de Rivoli. There were Americans in it, ones who hadn’t yet seen action. He could tell by their eyes, by the jokiness, the relaxed shoulders. It contrasted with a table of Englishmen, drawn and pensive, without the energy for the hysterical celebration that sometimes took hold of soldiers on furlough. There were other signs of the war. The waiters were old, or infirm, with eye patches, missing fingers or, like the one who served him, the strange clonk of a wooden foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Actually, it was full of officers, Tryggve Gran noted, not regular soldiers. There were French and Belgian, of course, but also English, Irish, Ulstermen, Scots, Canadian, South African, and plenty of dominions he did not recognise. The beds of the Empire had been emptied and there were many pillows that would never see a young man’s head again. How many soldiers in the trenches had lasted as long as he had? A handful, so he heard. Most of those who survived the first Mons were taken at the Somm...e or Wipers. The war might miss you at a particular skirmish or battle, but the killing machine got you in the end.
He stopped at a café on the rue de Rivoli. There were Americans in it, ones who hadn’t yet seen action. He could tell by their eyes, by the jokiness, the relaxed shoulders. It contrasted with a table of Englishmen, drawn and pensive, without the energy for the hysterical celebration that sometimes took hold of soldiers on furlough. There were other signs of the war. The waiters were old, or infirm, with eye patches, missing fingers or, like the one who served him, the strange clonk of a wooden foot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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