Barlasch of the Guard
Barlasch of the Guard
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In the straggling trail of men behind him, not one in ahundred looked for a friendly face. Some stared in front of them withlifeless eyes, while others, with a little spirit plucked up at theend of a weary march, glanced up at the gabled houses with the interestcalled forth by the first sight of a new city.
It was not until long afterwards that the world, piecing togetherinformation purposely delayed and details carefully falsified, knew thatof the four hundred thousand men who marched triumpha...ntly to the Niemen, only twenty thousand recrossed that river six months later, and of thesetwo-thirds had never seen Moscow.
Rapp, whose bloodshot eyes searched the crowd of faces turned towardshim, recognized a number of people. To Mathilde he bowed gravely, andwith a kindlier glance turned in his saddle to bow again to Desiree. They hardly heeded him, but with colourless faces turned towards thestaff riding behind him.
Most of the faces were strange: others were so altered that the featureshad to be sought for as in the face of a mummy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the straggling trail of men behind him, not one in ahundred looked for a friendly face. Some stared in front of them withlifeless eyes, while others, with a little spirit plucked up at theend of a weary march, glanced up at the gabled houses with the interestcalled forth by the first sight of a new city.
It was not until long afterwards that the world, piecing togetherinformation purposely delayed and details carefully falsified, knew thatof the four hundred thousand men who marched triumpha...ntly to the Niemen, only twenty thousand recrossed that river six months later, and of thesetwo-thirds had never seen Moscow.
Rapp, whose bloodshot eyes searched the crowd of faces turned towardshim, recognized a number of people. To Mathilde he bowed gravely, andwith a kindlier glance turned in his saddle to bow again to Desiree. They hardly heeded him, but with colourless faces turned towards thestaff riding behind him.
Most of the faces were strange: others were so altered that the featureshad to be sought for as in the face of a mummy.
What to read after Barlasch of the Guard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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