War Stories
The War Stories of Private Thomas Atkins
作者：Milne, James, 1865-1951
体例：题 章数：402
字数：333,779 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 402 题- Not to Mention
- By EDGAR WALLACE
- GEORGE NEWNES LTD.
- THE WAR CRY OF PRIVATE ATKINS.
- THE MARCHING SONG OF PRIVATE ATKINS.
- CONTENTS
- Page
- I MARCHING TO WAR 9
- II THINGS BY THE WAY 14
- III THE FRIENDLY FRENCH 20
- IV THE ENEMY GERMAN 26
- V CAMPAIGNING IN GENERAL 32
- VI BATTLES IN BEING 41
- VII WHAT THE SOLDIER SEES 56
- VIII HOW IT FEELS UNDER FIRE 67
- IX CORNERS IN THE FIGHT 78
- X HIT AND MISSED 92
- XI ADVANCE AND RETREAT 103
- XII IN THE TRENCHES 115
- XIII GALLANT DEEDS 125
- XIV TALES OF TRAGEDY 134
- XV ANECDOTES OF HUMOUR 142
- XVI STORIES OF SACRIFICE 150
- XVII THE MAN AMID WAR 159
- XVIII THE COMMON TASK 169
- XIX MATTERS IN GENERAL 179
- XX SUMMING IT UP 186
- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
- ROBERT BROWNING.
- JAMES MILNE
- THE WAR STORIES OF PRIVATE THOMAS ATKINS
- I. MARCHING TO WAR
- MICHAEL DRAYTON.
- SIR WALTER SCOTT.
- Keepsakes
- Want Nothing
- Those Highlanders
- Delightfully Hungry
- Dandy Lads
- Flowers and Favours
- Pat’s Mishap
- A Comparison
- Church Bells
- Triumphant
- Thinking of Home
- II. THINGS BY THE WAY
- BRET HARTE.
- Perfectly Happy
- A Song of a Shirt
- Like Rob Roy
- On and Off
- A Baby Bunting
- Early Piety
- Quiet and Restful
- To his Mother
- A Far Journey
- A River of Joy
- III. THE FRIENDLY FRENCH
- SHAKESPEARE.
- SHAKESPEARE.
- Praise Indeed
- Brave Women
- Only Water Left
- Bearded like Pards
- The Little Children
- In Hospital
- Well Pleased
- No Singing Birds
- IV. THE ENEMY GERMAN
- HORACE ANNESLEY VACHELL.
- OLD ENGLISH SONG.
- Not Suited to It
- Christian
- A Doubting Doctor
- X-Rayed
- Captured Uhlans
- Grave-digging
- A Barber in Lambeth
- The Track of the Huns
- Got the Guns
- No Chocolates
- A Lucky Escape
- False Bugle-calls
- A Tell-tale Diary
- I found this diary on a German officer we had captured:
- V. CAMPAIGNING IN GENERAL
- THOMAS HARDY.
- A Day in Bed
- Looked After
- The Cannon’s Roar
- Hard Lines
- A Sing-song
- One Blessing
- Not Worrying
- Scrap Iron
- Not Swept Away Yet
- From the Hip
- A Cupboard Skeleton
- Food for Powder
- Not Good Shots
- Adam without an Eden
- Pea-shooters
- Rained on
- Cave-dwellers
- Contour Maps
- A Disturbed Dinner
- Petrol Power
- A Near Shave
- VI. BATTLES IN BEING
- SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE.
- Unexpected
- Turpinite
- His Own Back
- Sleep Through Anything
- Nothing Wasted
- Those Uhlans
- The Way of It
- Like an Exodus
- A Long, Long Day
- Every House a Fort
- A Gallant Sky Pilot
- The Unexpected
- No Love Lost
- Clearing Them Out
- Scared Gun-Horses
- A Cameron Man
- The Cold Steel
- Spoiled Their Appetite
- A Midnight Move
- A High Ordeal
- VII. WHAT THE SOLDIER SEES
- A Good Night
- A Far View
- Brave Women
- Fatherly
- Enjoying Ourselves
- Undaunted
- Near Shaves
- Buried and Burnt
- The Gallant Belgians
- In the Dark
- A Bold Battery
- Before the Dawn
- Rescued
- In a Château
- His True Colours
- A Barricade
- Wounded and Waiting
- VIII. HOW IT FEELS UNDER FIRE
- Gets Used to It
- Gay to Grave
- Encouraged
- Jubilant
- Know nor Care
- Splendid but Awful
- How It Happened
- Joe to Bill
- The Stuffing Wrong
- A Scamper
- Causes Deafness
- Twenty to One
- Under Difficulties
- Not Troubling
- Dazed, but There
- Saving a Battery
- Salt and Cigarettes
- Like an Electric Shock
- Given up Worrying
- Safe as Houses
- IX. CORNERS IN THE FIGHT
- Footsore
- Couldn’t Miss
- Grand Fighting
- Swept Away
- Giving a Hand
- Fisticuffs
- Not to be Shot
- Promoted Corporal
- Uhlans or Hussars
- Soon be Better
- Mighty Cool
- Three Times
- A Marvellous Escape
- Warm Work
- Blue with Lead
- Not Much Left
- One More River
- A Revolver Story
- At the Fords
- Connaught Rangers
- The Best of It
- Charge of the London Scots
- Beside a Windmill
- Against Big Odds
- X. HIT AND MISSED
- THOMAS CAMPBELL.
- The Seventh Time
- Making a Hole
- A Hero Indeed
- A Changed View
- His Kilt Torn
- A Pat on the Ankle
- Doing Well
- Disagreeable
- Green Fireworks
- Heavy Fire
- Dead as a Nail
- Stone Dead
- Kicked
- Killed Instantly
- Waited for Them
- A Clover Field
- A Busy Marksman
- Bits of Shrapnel
- In the Eye
- Made Comfortable
- Couldn’t Move
- Got Away
- A Passing Shell
- Stuck to Him
- Carted to Hospital
- XI. ADVANCE AND RETREAT
- TENNYSON.
- A Bold Front
- Dug It Out
- The Dying German
- The Great Retreat
- Outnumbered
- Covered with Straw
- Nothing to be Seen
- Blown Sky High
- Kept the Guns
- Taking Risks
- Broke the Line
- Balaclava Style
- A Night Surprise
- No Fight Left
- All Sorts of Sacrifices
- XII. IN THE TRENCHES
- SHAKESPEARE.
- ALFRED NOYES.
- A Good Sleeper
- Those Apples
- Four Feet Down
- Its Billet
- Taking a German
- Another Rocket
- Might Shake Hands
- A Football Talk
- Feeling Led
- Walnuts and Guards
- Banging Away
- Caps and Helmets
- Spectral
- Buried Alive
- Cut and Thrust
- Robinson Crusoe
- Swarms of Them
- Brave Deeds
- Gallant Frenchmen
- XIII. GALLANT DEEDS
- What the Irish Did
- The Old Royals
- Gallantry
- Brought Him In
- An Air Duel
- Under Heavy Fire
- Hit Four Times
- Sticking to Him
- Facing Death
- Succouring the Wounded
- Up the Hill
- Harry Lauder’s Songs
- Didn’t Know Defeat
- Duty and--Death
- Heroes All
- XIV. TALES OF TRAGEDY
- A. H. CLOUGH.
- Of Wife and Child
- The Roll call
- Reading Ruskin
- Nellie’s Anxiety
- The Trail of the Sword
- His Loved Ones
- Vultures
- A Song of Death
- No More Cold Trenches
- A Lady’s Handkerchief
- All Gone
- A Dash for It
- A Cave Disaster
- An Irish Rifle
- The Worst Part
- XV. ANECDOTES OF HUMOUR
- SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE.
- The Proof of It
- A Great Game
- No Tango in Paris
- L.B.W.!
- Irish and Merry
- Surrounded Them
- Joking not Apart
- Left the Duck
- Swimming for Them
- Asked for Him
- Mighty Particular
- Swear Words
- Maids of All Work
- Step Outside
- Kaiser and Highlander
- Comments
- Cooking Their Dinner
- Business as Usual
- Not a Yarn
- Orange and Green
- XVI. STORIES OF SACRIFICE
- His Last Wish
- The Christian Way
- Asked for the Colours
- Not a Murmur
- Saving a Tragedy
- Cheerful in Verse
- Succouring the Enemy
- A Splendid Corporal
- A Costly Apple
- No Hesitation
- Glorious Examples
- A Kindly German
- Cried Like Babies
- Finely Done
- What McCabe Did
- Taking the Salute
- A Brave Sergeant
- Officer and Gentleman
- The Spirit of Old
- XVII. THE MAN AMID WAR
- The Beginning
- Next for Shaving
- A Strange Meeting
- Dare-Devils
- The Balm of Baccy
- His Spare Time
- Wet, But Exciting
- Happy all the Day
- The Impossible Order
- The Valiant Spirit
- Well Tended
- Saved by a Curé
- After the Battle
- XVIII. THE COMMON TASK
- In Mourning
- Consolations
- The Pot Boiling
- The Old Horse
- No More Collecting
- Worthy of Tom Brown
- Wonderfully Popular
- Messing Together
- Sad and Glad
- Tempting Grapes
- Night Duty
- Sea Echoes
- The Motor-Man
- An Interpreter
- A Proper Adventure
- Cooking no Joke
- Let Down Lightly
- XIX. MATTERS IN GENERAL
- A. C. SWINBURNE.
- The Kilt
- Proper Officers
- Bottles All the Way
- Brain and Muscle
- A True Dream
- Animal Instinct
- Sacramental
- Praise and Song
- Grace--and Food
- A Fortunate One
- Joke, but No Beer
- The Country Round
- XX. SUMMING IT UP
- The Better Man
- No Anxiety
- The Wrong Horse
- Close Fighting
- Mud--and Glory
- Easily the Best
- The Whip Hand
- The Pathos of It
- The London Bus
- Putting up with It
- Rubbing It In
- The Franco-British Team
- Music and Lunch
- The Indian Men
- A Happy Ending
- The _Real_ Story of the War
- WRITTEN BY
- EDGAR WALLACE
- ONE SHILLING NET
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