Flanders
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And you’re about to find out that there’s a big gap between this one and the last. It doesn’t mean anything, really. Kinder if it did. Home seems so faint and far, that’s all. Last week the heat was like a sledgehammer. Not a breath of wind. Flies covered No Man’s Land like a black, restless snow. Swarms of flies filled the trenches; killing heat settled in the dugouts. We stripped down to our shorts and splashed each other with water. The heat was so bad that when the Boche started coming up fo...r air every once in a while, I didn’t have the heart to shoot them. Their snipers didn’t shoot our boys, either. That week on the front lines I watched bare-assed Germans taking sunbaths: bright pink shoulders, bright pink cheeks. I watched them hang up their laundry to dry. “Best keep it quiet, now,” Riddell warned us. “Last winter we cut the Boche a Christmas tree and took it over, didn’t we. They came up out of their trenches. We sang carols together—“Silent Night”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you’re about to find out that there’s a big gap between this one and the last. It doesn’t mean anything, really. Kinder if it did. Home seems so faint and far, that’s all. Last week the heat was like a sledgehammer. Not a breath of wind. Flies covered No Man’s Land like a black, restless snow. Swarms of flies filled the trenches; killing heat settled in the dugouts. We stripped down to our shorts and splashed each other with water. The heat was so bad that when the Boche started coming up fo...r air every once in a while, I didn’t have the heart to shoot them. Their snipers didn’t shoot our boys, either. That week on the front lines I watched bare-assed Germans taking sunbaths: bright pink shoulders, bright pink cheeks. I watched them hang up their laundry to dry. “Best keep it quiet, now,” Riddell warned us. “Last winter we cut the Boche a Christmas tree and took it over, didn’t we. They came up out of their trenches. We sang carols together—“Silent Night”
What to read after Flanders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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