A Journey Through France in War Time
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Onaccount of the war the employees at work were few.
Here we met Mr. Wm. H. Hunt, American consul and the last appointee ofPresident McKinley before his untimely death.
At St. Etienne I went into a barbershop to get a shave, sat down in thechair, and a youth not over twelve years of age started to lather me. Isupposed, of course, that he was getting me ready for the barber, whowould soon appear; instead of that he proceeded with the work himself. He spoke a little English, telling me his father... was in the army and hewas running the business. He gave me one of the best shaves I receivedin France.
My next experience with the youth of France was with a boy chauffeur. Our military automobiles had disappeared for the time being and Iengaged a taxicab.
[Illustration: Silk Tapestry Menu Used at Dinner to the Commission atSt. Etienne. ] The boy who ran this was not over eleven or twelve years of age, but hedid the work well.
On the evening of September 19th, we were given a banquet by the Chamberof Commerce at St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Onaccount of the war the employees at work were few.
Here we met Mr. Wm. H. Hunt, American consul and the last appointee ofPresident McKinley before his untimely death.
At St. Etienne I went into a barbershop to get a shave, sat down in thechair, and a youth not over twelve years of age started to lather me. Isupposed, of course, that he was getting me ready for the barber, whowould soon appear; instead of that he proceeded with the work himself. He spoke a little English, telling me his father... was in the army and hewas running the business. He gave me one of the best shaves I receivedin France.
My next experience with the youth of France was with a boy chauffeur. Our military automobiles had disappeared for the time being and Iengaged a taxicab.
[Illustration: Silk Tapestry Menu Used at Dinner to the Commission atSt. Etienne. ] The boy who ran this was not over eleven or twelve years of age, but hedid the work well.
On the evening of September 19th, we were given a banquet by the Chamberof Commerce at St.
What to read after A Journey Through France in War Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Joseph Green to read onlineMoreLess
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