Life in a Garrison Town the Military Novel Suppressed By the German Government
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When Schmitz passed up the stable be- tween the rows of horses it was amusing to see how all the animals instantly knew his step and voice, how they turned their heads towards him and neighed softly, as he called one or other of his favourites. There was " Klarchen," a charming little chestnut, who followed him about like a dog, and always put her nose in his pocket to sniff for sugar.
She would stand on her hind legs and beg with one uplifted fore-foot. Then there was the " grandmother," an ol...d horse with coal- black glossy hair, who because of its age was everyone's pet, and often plied with dainties.
But the special pride were the twelve Chinese. They had taken part in the Asiatic campaign, and had then been incor- porated with the regiment. Beautiful horses they were, with splendid coats and powerful haunches, though not all of them were so big as " Pecho," " Wei " and " Kwang-su." The two friends still sat chatting over the coffee-cups when Frau Roth came in. She was a brunette of medium height with little 84 Life in a Garrison Town eyes and beaked nose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Schmitz passed up the stable be- tween the rows of horses it was amusing to see how all the animals instantly knew his step and voice, how they turned their heads towards him and neighed softly, as he called one or other of his favourites. There was " Klarchen," a charming little chestnut, who followed him about like a dog, and always put her nose in his pocket to sniff for sugar.
She would stand on her hind legs and beg with one uplifted fore-foot. Then there was the " grandmother," an ol...d horse with coal- black glossy hair, who because of its age was everyone's pet, and often plied with dainties.
But the special pride were the twelve Chinese. They had taken part in the Asiatic campaign, and had then been incor- porated with the regiment. Beautiful horses they were, with splendid coats and powerful haunches, though not all of them were so big as " Pecho," " Wei " and " Kwang-su." The two friends still sat chatting over the coffee-cups when Frau Roth came in. She was a brunette of medium height with little 84 Life in a Garrison Town eyes and beaked nose.
What to read after Life in a Garrison Town the Military Novel Suppressed By the German Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fritz Oswald Bilse to read onlineMoreLess
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