Now It Can Be Told
Now It Can Be Told
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He had been a tall and splendid man, thispoor, terror-stricken lunatic.
Nearer to Thiepval, during the fighting there, other men were broughtdown with shell-shock. I remember one of them now, though I saw manyothers. He was a Wiltshire lad, very young, with an apple-cheeked faceand blue-gray eyes. He stood outside a dugout, shaking in every limb, in a palsied way. His steel hat was at the back of his head and hismouth slobbered, and two comrades could not hold him still.
These badly shell-shock...ed boys clawed their mouths ceaselessly. It wasa common, dreadful action. Others sat in the field hospitals in astate of coma, dazed, as though deaf, and actually dumb. I hated tosee them, turned my eyes away from them, and yet wished that theymight be seen by bloody-minded men and women who, far behind thelines, still spoke of war lightly, as a kind of sport, or heroic game, which brave boys liked or ought to like, and said, "We'll fight on tothe last man rather than accept anything less than absolute victory, "and when victory came said: "We stopped too soon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been a tall and splendid man, thispoor, terror-stricken lunatic.
Nearer to Thiepval, during the fighting there, other men were broughtdown with shell-shock. I remember one of them now, though I saw manyothers. He was a Wiltshire lad, very young, with an apple-cheeked faceand blue-gray eyes. He stood outside a dugout, shaking in every limb, in a palsied way. His steel hat was at the back of his head and hismouth slobbered, and two comrades could not hold him still.
These badly shell-shock...ed boys clawed their mouths ceaselessly. It wasa common, dreadful action. Others sat in the field hospitals in astate of coma, dazed, as though deaf, and actually dumb. I hated tosee them, turned my eyes away from them, and yet wished that theymight be seen by bloody-minded men and women who, far behind thelines, still spoke of war lightly, as a kind of sport, or heroic game, which brave boys liked or ought to like, and said, "We'll fight on tothe last man rather than accept anything less than absolute victory, "and when victory came said: "We stopped too soon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gibbs Intro By Anthony Langley to read onlineMoreLess
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