A Teacher of the Violin, And Other Tales
A Teacher of the Violin, And Other Tales
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* In a few minutes we shall be in the thick of the battle.
Whenever I want help and protection, you appear. How did you learn that I was here ? ' * I did not know you were in Ger- many, Baroness,' I said. * It is the will of God that we should meet ; something is going to happen which concerns us both.' She wore the ambulance dress, with the white cross upon her arm, and looked more lovely than ever.
We had not stood above five minutes before we heard firing to the right and left ; and the Uhla...ns mounted and rode off, ad- vising us to retire into the cottages with the wounded. It was too late, they said, for the ambulance corps to retire further into the rear.
276 THE BARONESS III Having deposited the wounded as best we could, the Baroness and I went into an upper room which looked out to the side over a small grass-plot flanked by a low wall and a planta- tion of willows. The firing came nearer and nearer, and all along the slope on our left we could see the French lines and the artillery- officers riding up and down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* In a few minutes we shall be in the thick of the battle.
Whenever I want help and protection, you appear. How did you learn that I was here ? ' * I did not know you were in Ger- many, Baroness,' I said. * It is the will of God that we should meet ; something is going to happen which concerns us both.' She wore the ambulance dress, with the white cross upon her arm, and looked more lovely than ever.
We had not stood above five minutes before we heard firing to the right and left ; and the Uhla...ns mounted and rode off, ad- vising us to retire into the cottages with the wounded. It was too late, they said, for the ambulance corps to retire further into the rear.
276 THE BARONESS III Having deposited the wounded as best we could, the Baroness and I went into an upper room which looked out to the side over a small grass-plot flanked by a low wall and a planta- tion of willows. The firing came nearer and nearer, and all along the slope on our left we could see the French lines and the artillery- officers riding up and down.
What to read after A Teacher of the Violin, And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Joseph Henry Shorthouse to read onlineMoreLess
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