A Soldier of France to His Mother; Letters From the Trenches On the Western Front
A Soldier of France to His Mother; Letters From the Trenches On the Western Front
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Perhaps I may tire thee in speaking of these uninteresting things — uninteresting at least under the circumstances. But meanderings of this sort take me back a little into my old life. Since I have had the happiness to receive thy letters, I have thought of little else. So don't think that these side matters make me forget what is nearest our heart and what our hope is. But at the same time I hold that all Digitized by Google 74 A Soldier of France that which is the ornament of life for both of... us is the very thing which makes life worth living.
I have been expecting letters from thee ever since that of the twenty-second, and I feel sure that I shall get one between now and when we get back to the cantonment. Thanks for the package whose coming you announce. Poor mamas 1 How they do rack their brains to find what they can do for us.
December i. Morning. At the cantonment.
I recall how glad I was when I was exempted from military service. It would have seemed to me then that, if at twenty-seven I was forced to return to the regiment, my life and career would be blasted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps I may tire thee in speaking of these uninteresting things — uninteresting at least under the circumstances. But meanderings of this sort take me back a little into my old life. Since I have had the happiness to receive thy letters, I have thought of little else. So don't think that these side matters make me forget what is nearest our heart and what our hope is. But at the same time I hold that all Digitized by Google 74 A Soldier of France that which is the ornament of life for both of... us is the very thing which makes life worth living.
I have been expecting letters from thee ever since that of the twenty-second, and I feel sure that I shall get one between now and when we get back to the cantonment. Thanks for the package whose coming you announce. Poor mamas 1 How they do rack their brains to find what they can do for us.
December i. Morning. At the cantonment.
I recall how glad I was when I was exempted from military service. It would have seemed to me then that, if at twenty-seven I was forced to return to the regiment, my life and career would be blasted.
What to read after A Soldier of France to His Mother; Letters From the Trenches On the Western Front?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lemercier, Eugène Emmanuel, 1886-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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