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The Great War As I Saw It

CHAPTER XIV
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Not a living soul could I see in the long white road.
Suddenly I heard behind me the sound of a troop of horses.

I turned and saw coming towards me one of the strangest sights I have ever seen, and one which fitted in well with the ghostly character of the surroundings.

It was a troop of mounted men carrying ammunition.

They wore their gas masks, and as they came nearer, and I could see them more distinctly in the moonlight, the long masks with their two big glass eye-pieces gave the men a horse-like appearance.

They looked like horses upon horses, and did not seem to be like human beings at all.


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