Men And Things of My Time
Men And Things of My Time
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This is really not bad for a start ; and the regiment may look upon itself with some pride ! ***** Leaving Beaugency at six o'clock, at seven we found ourselves deployed in skirmishing order along a line of two miles, with our right resting on the Loire and our left on a regiment of the line. In the distance, we could just perceive a few figures of Prussians among the hedges; but they remained stationary. Nobody 92 A MOBLOT'S NOTE-BOOK stirred ; we watched one another. My company was drawn up o...n either side of the railway, which my orders were to defend. I barred it with a strong earthwork. Then I waited. Twelve o'clock struck on the steeple of Foinard, two or three hundred yards away. The firing began, crackling. It sounded like the teeth of thou- sands of saws cutting through hard stone. We replied at random ; we heard, but did not see. This lasted until three o'clock. Suddenly, an immense shout ! The Prussians were deciding to move forward. The bullets whistled and whistled again. The enemy roared like beasts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is really not bad for a start ; and the regiment may look upon itself with some pride ! ***** Leaving Beaugency at six o'clock, at seven we found ourselves deployed in skirmishing order along a line of two miles, with our right resting on the Loire and our left on a regiment of the line. In the distance, we could just perceive a few figures of Prussians among the hedges; but they remained stationary. Nobody 92 A MOBLOT'S NOTE-BOOK stirred ; we watched one another. My company was drawn up o...n either side of the railway, which my orders were to defend. I barred it with a strong earthwork. Then I waited. Twelve o'clock struck on the steeple of Foinard, two or three hundred yards away. The firing began, crackling. It sounded like the teeth of thou- sands of saws cutting through hard stone. We replied at random ; we heard, but did not see. This lasted until three o'clock. Suddenly, an immense shout ! The Prussians were deciding to move forward. The bullets whistled and whistled again. The enemy roared like beasts.
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