War's Dark Frame
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A straight highway receded between torn trees. On a split sign-board a name was decipherable, familiar to any one who has motored through Belgium and northern France. There were shell craters in every direction. The machine guns had resumed their hateful petulance. We knew that the com- munication trench must be near. No one asked.
It was easier for the moment not to talk.
The brigade officer folded his map and thrust it in his pocket. He led us around the wall and into a screen of bushes from ...which a narrow passage sloped downwards. We descended only a little way, to find the walls artificially raised.
That's the worst of trench digging in this blessed bog," the officer said. " Go down two feet and you strike water. Trench walls have to be raised like these. They're a lot easier knocked over by shell fire, too." We had no criticism to offer of the communica- tion line. To be sure, its close sides admitted none of the pleasant breeze, and those steel hel- mets were demanding the price of their pro- 146 WAR'S DARK FRAME tection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A straight highway receded between torn trees. On a split sign-board a name was decipherable, familiar to any one who has motored through Belgium and northern France. There were shell craters in every direction. The machine guns had resumed their hateful petulance. We knew that the com- munication trench must be near. No one asked.
It was easier for the moment not to talk.
The brigade officer folded his map and thrust it in his pocket. He led us around the wall and into a screen of bushes from ...which a narrow passage sloped downwards. We descended only a little way, to find the walls artificially raised.
That's the worst of trench digging in this blessed bog," the officer said. " Go down two feet and you strike water. Trench walls have to be raised like these. They're a lot easier knocked over by shell fire, too." We had no criticism to offer of the communica- tion line. To be sure, its close sides admitted none of the pleasant breeze, and those steel hel- mets were demanding the price of their pro- 146 WAR'S DARK FRAME tection.
What to read after War's Dark Frame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Camp Wadsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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