True Stories of the Great War volume 3
True Stories of the Great War volume 3
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A mail had been distributed that day, and the men exchanged items of news and swapped gossip. There were men there from all parts of Newfoundland. They spoke in at least thirty dif- ferent accents. . . .
Sometimes a friend of the absent "Half" would tell of Half's exploit of stealing a trolley from the Reid New- Trenching at Gallipoli 97 foundland Company and going twenty miles to see a girl. Sometimes the hero was a married man. Then it was opined that his conjugal relations were not happy, an...d the reason he enlisted was that "he had heard some- thing. " . . . The lumbermen of Notre Dame Bay and Green Bay told fearsome and wondrous tales of driving and swamping, of teaming and landing, until one almost heard the blows of ax, the "gee" and "haw" of the team- sters, and smelt the pungent odor of new-cut pine. The Reid Newfoundland Railway, the single narrow gauge road that twists a picturesque trail across the Island, had given largely of its personnel toward the making of the regiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mail had been distributed that day, and the men exchanged items of news and swapped gossip. There were men there from all parts of Newfoundland. They spoke in at least thirty dif- ferent accents. . . .
Sometimes a friend of the absent "Half" would tell of Half's exploit of stealing a trolley from the Reid New- Trenching at Gallipoli 97 foundland Company and going twenty miles to see a girl. Sometimes the hero was a married man. Then it was opined that his conjugal relations were not happy, an...d the reason he enlisted was that "he had heard some- thing. " . . . The lumbermen of Notre Dame Bay and Green Bay told fearsome and wondrous tales of driving and swamping, of teaming and landing, until one almost heard the blows of ax, the "gee" and "haw" of the team- sters, and smelt the pungent odor of new-cut pine. The Reid Newfoundland Railway, the single narrow gauge road that twists a picturesque trail across the Island, had given largely of its personnel toward the making of the regiment.
What to read after True Stories of the Great War volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Francis Trevelyan, 1877-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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