The Kangaroo Marines
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"What for?" "Prime Australian beef, fresh tinned, straight from the Dardanelles. That would look well on a label. " "Yis couldn't do that with Bill, " said Paddy.
"Why?" "He's a bit high----" Bang! came a Turkish bomb at that moment, scattering the group intotheir shelters below the parapets.
"Ye dirty, mouldy-faced sons of dog-eatin', blue-nosed spalpeens--Oi'llbomb yis, " roared Paddy, gripping a jam tin and lighting the fuse.
Bang! it went. Bang! Bang! Bang! went more.
"_Some_ jam, " said Bi...ll, as he watched through the periscope. And thenthey heard moaning, shrieks, and shouts of "Allah, Allah. " "More jam, " ordered Bill. And more jam they received. It wasn'tsweet, and certainly unpalatable. And it didn't stick. Tins labelled"Apricot, " "Marmalade, " "Black Currant, " and "Raspberry, " went hurtlingthrough the air, then burst in a very nasty way above the poor oldTurks' trenches. This battle of jam bombs made the Turks much morerespectful for a time. Indeed, one of the officers, who must have beena sportsman, flung over a note, on which was written: "DEAR AUSTRALIANS, --We like jam--in fact, we could do with a tin of it, but not that dam--jam--jammy stuff you were putting over lastnight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What for?" "Prime Australian beef, fresh tinned, straight from the Dardanelles. That would look well on a label. " "Yis couldn't do that with Bill, " said Paddy.
"Why?" "He's a bit high----" Bang! came a Turkish bomb at that moment, scattering the group intotheir shelters below the parapets.
"Ye dirty, mouldy-faced sons of dog-eatin', blue-nosed spalpeens--Oi'llbomb yis, " roared Paddy, gripping a jam tin and lighting the fuse.
Bang! it went. Bang! Bang! Bang! went more.
"_Some_ jam, " said Bi...ll, as he watched through the periscope. And thenthey heard moaning, shrieks, and shouts of "Allah, Allah. " "More jam, " ordered Bill. And more jam they received. It wasn'tsweet, and certainly unpalatable. And it didn't stick. Tins labelled"Apricot, " "Marmalade, " "Black Currant, " and "Raspberry, " went hurtlingthrough the air, then burst in a very nasty way above the poor oldTurks' trenches. This battle of jam bombs made the Turks much morerespectful for a time. Indeed, one of the officers, who must have beena sportsman, flung over a note, on which was written: "DEAR AUSTRALIANS, --We like jam--in fact, we could do with a tin of it, but not that dam--jam--jammy stuff you were putting over lastnight.
What to read after The Kangaroo Marines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell R. W. to read onlineMoreLess
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