Adventures of a Despatch Rider 8 8
Adventures of a Despatch Rider 8 8
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Ouderdon is Eiderdown.
Béthune was full of simple pleasures. First there were the public baths, cheap and good, and sundry coiffeurs who were much in demand, for theymade you smell sweetly. Then there was a little blue and white café. Thedaughter of the house was well-favoured and played the piano with someskill. One of us spent all his spare time at this café in silentadoration--of the piano, for his French was exiguous in the extreme. There was a patisserie crammed full of the most delicious ...cream-cakes. The despatch rider who went to Hinges about 3. 30 P. M. And did not returnwith cakes for tea, found life unpleasant. Near the station threedamsels ruled a tavern. They were friendly and eager to teach us French. We might have left them with a sigh of regret if we had not once arrivedas they were eating their midday meal.
At one time the Germans dropped a few shells into Béthune, but didlittle damage. Bombs fell too. One nearly ended the existence of"Sadders"--also known as "Boo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ouderdon is Eiderdown.
Béthune was full of simple pleasures. First there were the public baths, cheap and good, and sundry coiffeurs who were much in demand, for theymade you smell sweetly. Then there was a little blue and white café. Thedaughter of the house was well-favoured and played the piano with someskill. One of us spent all his spare time at this café in silentadoration--of the piano, for his French was exiguous in the extreme. There was a patisserie crammed full of the most delicious ...cream-cakes. The despatch rider who went to Hinges about 3. 30 P. M. And did not returnwith cakes for tea, found life unpleasant. Near the station threedamsels ruled a tavern. They were friendly and eager to teach us French. We might have left them with a sigh of regret if we had not once arrivedas they were eating their midday meal.
At one time the Germans dropped a few shells into Béthune, but didlittle damage. Bombs fell too. One nearly ended the existence of"Sadders"--also known as "Boo.
What to read after Adventures of a Despatch Rider 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H L Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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