Tales of War
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`Hullo!' they said, `How arethings over there?' ```The Boche is through, ' he said. `Where's the officer?' `Through!'they said. It didn't seem possible. However did he do that? theythought. And the runner went on to the right to look for the officer.
``And then the barrage shifted further back. The shells still screamedover them, but the bursts were further away. That is always a relief. Probably they felt it. But it was bad for all that. Very bad. It meantthe Boche was well past them. They rea...lized it after a while.
``They and their bit of wire were somehow just between two waves ofattack. Like a bit of stone on the beach with the sea coming in. Aplatoon was nothing to the Boche; nothing much perhaps just then toanybody. But it was the whole of Daleswood for one long generation.
``The youngest full-grown man they had left behind was fifty, and someone had heard that he had died since the war. There was no one else inDaleswood but women and children, and boys up to seventeen.
``The bombing had stopped on their right; everything was quieter, andthe barrage further away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
`Hullo!' they said, `How arethings over there?' ```The Boche is through, ' he said. `Where's the officer?' `Through!'they said. It didn't seem possible. However did he do that? theythought. And the runner went on to the right to look for the officer.
``And then the barrage shifted further back. The shells still screamedover them, but the bursts were further away. That is always a relief. Probably they felt it. But it was bad for all that. Very bad. It meantthe Boche was well past them. They rea...lized it after a while.
``They and their bit of wire were somehow just between two waves ofattack. Like a bit of stone on the beach with the sea coming in. Aplatoon was nothing to the Boche; nothing much perhaps just then toanybody. But it was the whole of Daleswood for one long generation.
``The youngest full-grown man they had left behind was fifty, and someone had heard that he had died since the war. There was no one else inDaleswood but women and children, and boys up to seventeen.
``The bombing had stopped on their right; everything was quieter, andthe barrage further away.
What to read after Tales of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lord Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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