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e woods along Ternova ridge beyond and above us； and shelled the roads badly at night。 There was a battery of naval guns that had gotten on his nerves。 I would recognize them because of their flat trajectory。 You heard the report and then the shriek menced almost instantly。 They usually fired two guns at once； one right after the other； and the fragments from the burst were enormous。 He showed me one； a smoothly jagged piece of metal over a foot long。 It looked like babbitting metal。
〃I don't suppose they are so effective；〃 Gino said。 〃But they scare me。 They all sound as though they came directly for you。 There is the boom； then instantly the shriek and burst。 What's the use of not being wounded if they scare you to death？〃
He said there were Croats in the lines opposite us now and some Magyars。 Our troops were still in the attacking positions。 There was no wire to speak of and no place to fall back to if there should be an Austrian attack。 There were fine positions for defense along the low mountains that came up out of the plateau but nothing had been done about organizing them for defense。 What did I think about the Bainsizza anyway？
I had expected it to be flatter； more like a plateau。 I had not realized it was so broken up。
〃Alto piano；〃 Gino said； 〃but no piano。〃
We went back to the cellar of the house where he lived。 I said I thought a ridge that flattened out on top and had a little depth would be easier and more practical to hold t
