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Joey settles down on the farm but the war is making people nervous.To purchase this book for yourself and read along, visit:https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/14052...
War Horse Chapter 3 Summary. Albert and Joey continue to bond, riding around the countryside together. Meanwhile, Albert's mother tries to convince Albert that his father isn't a bad person. Wow, this is a Very Special Heartwarming Chapter of War Horse.
I remembers you saying that our job in the veterinary corps was to work night and day, twenty-six hours a day if need be to save and help every horse that we could, that every horse was valuable in hisself and valuable to the war effort. No horse, no guns. No horse, no ammunition. No horse, no cavalry.
Albert dreams of becoming a soldier, and he thinks Joey would make a good war horse. Mother, however, receives the news of war with trepidation. Chapter 3
Chapter 3 begins with a description of Joey and Albert's ongoing, reassuring ventures through the countryside. However, Albert's father is having financial difficulties with the farm's mortgage, and he continues to resort to drinking as a means of dealing with his hardships.
In France, Captain Nicholls dies in the regiment’s first charge, felled by machine gun fire. Captain Stewart assigns Joey a new rider, Trooper Charlie Warren, whom Joey carries through the winter. In the spring, the Germans capture Stewart, Warren, Topthorn, and Joey.
