Anne Severn And the Fieldings
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She talked as if I'd done her out of her shelling on purpose, whereas it only meant that I happened to be on the spot when the ambulances were sent out and she was away somewhere with her own car. She really is rather vulgar about shells. Dicky says it's a form of war snobbishness (he hasn't got a scrap of it), but I think it really is because all the time she's afraid of one of us being killed. It must be that. Even Dicky owns that she's splendid, though he doesn't like her....
iv Five months ...later.
The Manor, Wyck-on-the-Hill, Gloucestershire.
_May 30th, 1915. _ My darling Anne, --Queenie will have told you about Colin. He was through all that frightful shelling at Ypres in April. He's been three weeks in the hospital at Boulogne with shell-shock--had it twice--and now he's back and in that Officers' Hospital in Kensington, not a bit better. I really think Queenie ought to get leave and come over and see him.
Eliot was perfectly right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She talked as if I'd done her out of her shelling on purpose, whereas it only meant that I happened to be on the spot when the ambulances were sent out and she was away somewhere with her own car. She really is rather vulgar about shells. Dicky says it's a form of war snobbishness (he hasn't got a scrap of it), but I think it really is because all the time she's afraid of one of us being killed. It must be that. Even Dicky owns that she's splendid, though he doesn't like her....
iv Five months ...later.
The Manor, Wyck-on-the-Hill, Gloucestershire.
_May 30th, 1915. _ My darling Anne, --Queenie will have told you about Colin. He was through all that frightful shelling at Ypres in April. He's been three weeks in the hospital at Boulogne with shell-shock--had it twice--and now he's back and in that Officers' Hospital in Kensington, not a bit better. I really think Queenie ought to get leave and come over and see him.
Eliot was perfectly right.
What to read after Anne Severn And the Fieldings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, May to read onlineMoreLess
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