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“man fell in front of him and he fell into a heap onto the soldiers writhing form. He could feel his hands wet with blood and for a split second he panicked wondering where he had been hit, then he noticed the man below him and the blood frothing darkly from his chest.”
― Stuart Minor, The Complete Western Front Series by Stuart Minor

“Harry passed close next to a man. He stopped for a second to look at him certain that the soldier was alive for he was sat cross legged looking back at the British lines, his kilt over his knees and his hands tucked into his lap. As the sight grew clearer Harry gasped with revulsion as in the faint glow of the distant fires he could see that the man's hands were clenched over shining black entrails, like coiled eels bursting from the sightless soldier.”
― Stuart Minor, The Complete Western Front Series by Stuart Minor

“Has anyone seen Francis?' Harry asked. The men of the section looked at each other. He was gone, he thought, picturing his friends face days before when he had talked so calmly of his own demise. He had known he was going to die. Harry wondered what cold bravery a man needed to possess to go forwards uncomplaining knowing that it would be his end.”
― Stuart Minor, The Complete Western Front Series by Stuart Minor

“Why you think they've given us so much?' Harry asked between mouthfuls. 'They were expecting more of us,' Williams replied. The realisation struck him that over half the men who had marched out were no longer present. He realised that the cooks had provided food for the whole battalion. They were being given the portions of those who had not made it.”
― Stuart Minor, The Complete Western Front Series by Stuart Minor