Q.6.A And Other Places
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Gas casualties were easilydistinguished, as the Germans removed them in blankets slung betweentwo men on a pole. Besides, as it happened, the gas cloud driftednorth and caught the Germans during a relief nearly half a mile awayfrom the scene of the two raids. For example, the Germans were buryingdead all day in the neighbourhood of St. Roharts Factory, which issome distance from Cherisy. The German report of this operation showedthat they had failed entirely to realise the nature of the attack.... Anda similar raid was repeated shortly afterwards near Monchy-le-Preuxwith great success. Our aeroplanes swooped down to 300 feet and tookphotographs of the first raid from that height. And I was lucky enoughto secure some very interesting copies of these photographs, whichshowed our men crossing No Man's Land and entering the Germantrenches.
I got my fourth leave, ten days, about August 30 and travelled homevia Boulogne and Folkestone. It was the first leave that took me outof the line, which it did for about four days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gas casualties were easilydistinguished, as the Germans removed them in blankets slung betweentwo men on a pole. Besides, as it happened, the gas cloud driftednorth and caught the Germans during a relief nearly half a mile awayfrom the scene of the two raids. For example, the Germans were buryingdead all day in the neighbourhood of St. Roharts Factory, which issome distance from Cherisy. The German report of this operation showedthat they had failed entirely to realise the nature of the attack.... Anda similar raid was repeated shortly afterwards near Monchy-le-Preuxwith great success. Our aeroplanes swooped down to 300 feet and tookphotographs of the first raid from that height. And I was lucky enoughto secure some very interesting copies of these photographs, whichshowed our men crossing No Man's Land and entering the Germantrenches.
I got my fourth leave, ten days, about August 30 and travelled homevia Boulogne and Folkestone. It was the first leave that took me outof the line, which it did for about four days.
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