The Harvard Volunteers in Europe; Personal Records of Experience in Military, Ambulance, And Hospital Service
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July lo.
... I AM afraid I have not written for some time, but the last weeks have been strenuously busy as well as rather harrowing, and what time off I have had has been spent in dreamless sleep. Looking back on the ten days spent at Verdun, I feel that it was perfectly miraculous, our getting away with only one man badly wounded. Our run was from Verdun to Bras, over a road which was shelled intermittently every night. I have no right to describe the thing in detail, and in a way I would r...ather not anyway, as just now I am trying to forget it as much as possible. Of course it was a wonderful experience, and I would not have missed it for anything, but you can judge how lucky we were when I tell you that half the cars have holes in them from eclats, and that two or three men were grazed by shrapnel, one bullet actually lodging in Waldo Peirce's pocket-book in the most approved melodramatic manner. . . .
I think the psychology of shells is rather interesting.
At first, everything is so new and interesting and unbe- C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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July lo.
... I AM afraid I have not written for some time, but the last weeks have been strenuously busy as well as rather harrowing, and what time off I have had has been spent in dreamless sleep. Looking back on the ten days spent at Verdun, I feel that it was perfectly miraculous, our getting away with only one man badly wounded. Our run was from Verdun to Bras, over a road which was shelled intermittently every night. I have no right to describe the thing in detail, and in a way I would r...ather not anyway, as just now I am trying to forget it as much as possible. Of course it was a wonderful experience, and I would not have missed it for anything, but you can judge how lucky we were when I tell you that half the cars have holes in them from eclats, and that two or three men were grazed by shrapnel, one bullet actually lodging in Waldo Peirce's pocket-book in the most approved melodramatic manner. . . .
I think the psychology of shells is rather interesting.
At first, everything is so new and interesting and unbe- C.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, M. A. De Wolfe (Mark Antony De Wolfe), 1864-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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