A Frenchwomans Notes On the War
A Frenchwomans Notes On the War
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Wives, mothers, and chil- dren, accompany them, to see them off and encourage them. But there have been no too emotional or too regrettable scenes, and the women restrain their tears so as not to affect the men's courage. From the crowd not a single cry has been raised, nor has any manifestation taken place, yet one feels that it is stirred to the depths. Though children offer flowers to the depart- ing soldiers, no one seems to have even ON THE WAR 105 thought of offering drinks, for the masse...s are conscious that this is not the time for joyous libations. Every man is self-dis- ciplined and holds his nerves in leash. All are self -controlled and calm. Not a single truculent cry of 'A Berlin /' as in 1870, has been raised. There is no question of in- vading the enemy's country, either, only of defending one's own; and from the ex- pression of the men's faces and from their rare words one understands that they intend to defend themselves furiously and to the death.
" For my own part, I am broken-hearted to think I can take no part in the fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wives, mothers, and chil- dren, accompany them, to see them off and encourage them. But there have been no too emotional or too regrettable scenes, and the women restrain their tears so as not to affect the men's courage. From the crowd not a single cry has been raised, nor has any manifestation taken place, yet one feels that it is stirred to the depths. Though children offer flowers to the depart- ing soldiers, no one seems to have even ON THE WAR 105 thought of offering drinks, for the masse...s are conscious that this is not the time for joyous libations. Every man is self-dis- ciplined and holds his nerves in leash. All are self -controlled and calm. Not a single truculent cry of 'A Berlin /' as in 1870, has been raised. There is no question of in- vading the enemy's country, either, only of defending one's own; and from the ex- pression of the men's faces and from their rare words one understands that they intend to defend themselves furiously and to the death.
" For my own part, I am broken-hearted to think I can take no part in the fight.
What to read after A Frenchwomans Notes On the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C De Claire Pratz to read onlineMoreLess
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