With Our Army in Flanders
With Our Army in Flanders
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Some of the dug-outs I have seen were models of neatness and ingenuity. One in particular, used as regimental headquarters in a village that had been totally destroyed — the 2nd Worcesters, the heroes of Gheluvelt, were there when I visited it in June— was reached by a neat flight of wooden steps and had practicable casement windows. Walls and roof were papered in an artistic shade of green, linoleum was on the floor, a mirror and coloured prints of General Joffre and Sir John French hung on th...e w?lls, and there were tables and chairs in addition to a camp-bed in a corner. A pigeon-hole with a slide in one wall gave access to a second room, " the office. " The place was dry and well ventilated. It had a great local reputation as the " super-dug-out. " A framed notice on the wall proudly attested the fact that it had been visited by H. R. H. The Prince of Wales.
Round about Ypres, where the country has been laid waste by shell-fire, everybody lives in dug-outs.
When up in the Ypres salient one day I ran across an old friend in the person of the CO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the dug-outs I have seen were models of neatness and ingenuity. One in particular, used as regimental headquarters in a village that had been totally destroyed — the 2nd Worcesters, the heroes of Gheluvelt, were there when I visited it in June— was reached by a neat flight of wooden steps and had practicable casement windows. Walls and roof were papered in an artistic shade of green, linoleum was on the floor, a mirror and coloured prints of General Joffre and Sir John French hung on th...e w?lls, and there were tables and chairs in addition to a camp-bed in a corner. A pigeon-hole with a slide in one wall gave access to a second room, " the office. " The place was dry and well ventilated. It had a great local reputation as the " super-dug-out. " A framed notice on the wall proudly attested the fact that it had been visited by H. R. H. The Prince of Wales.
Round about Ypres, where the country has been laid waste by shell-fire, everybody lives in dug-outs.
When up in the Ypres salient one day I ran across an old friend in the person of the CO.
What to read after With Our Army in Flanders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Valentine to read onlineMoreLess
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