Fighting in Flanders
Fighting in Flanders
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Shel- tering ourselves as much as possible in the trenches which zigzagged across the field, and dashing at full speed across the open places which were swept by rifle fire, we succeeded in reaching the farmhouse. Ascending to the garret, we broke a hole through the tiled roof and found ourselves looking down upon the battle precisely as one looks down on a ball game from the upper tier of seats at the Polo Grounds. Lying in the deep ditch which bor- dered our side of the highway was a Belgian ...in- fantry brigade, composed of two regiments of ON THE BELGIAN BATTLE-LINE i6i Carabineers and two regiments of Chasseurs a fiedy the men all crouching in the ditch or ly- ing prone upon the ground. Five hundred yards away, on the other side of the highway, we could see through the trees the whitewashed walls and red pottery roofs of Weerde, while a short distance to the right, in a heavily wooded park, was a large stone chateau. The only sign that the town was occupied was a pall of blue-gray vapor which hung over it and a continuous crackle of musketry coming from it, though occasionally, through my glasses, I could catch glimpses of the lean muzzles of machine guns protruding from the upper windows of the chateau.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shel- tering ourselves as much as possible in the trenches which zigzagged across the field, and dashing at full speed across the open places which were swept by rifle fire, we succeeded in reaching the farmhouse. Ascending to the garret, we broke a hole through the tiled roof and found ourselves looking down upon the battle precisely as one looks down on a ball game from the upper tier of seats at the Polo Grounds. Lying in the deep ditch which bor- dered our side of the highway was a Belgian ...in- fantry brigade, composed of two regiments of ON THE BELGIAN BATTLE-LINE i6i Carabineers and two regiments of Chasseurs a fiedy the men all crouching in the ditch or ly- ing prone upon the ground. Five hundred yards away, on the other side of the highway, we could see through the trees the whitewashed walls and red pottery roofs of Weerde, while a short distance to the right, in a heavily wooded park, was a large stone chateau. The only sign that the town was occupied was a pall of blue-gray vapor which hung over it and a continuous crackle of musketry coming from it, though occasionally, through my glasses, I could catch glimpses of the lean muzzles of machine guns protruding from the upper windows of the chateau.
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