Belgium; a Personal Narrative
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Ce n^est rienf' And so they persuaded themselves. It was Brussels through and through, with its insouciance^ its inexhaust- ible optimism. The next day, when two men met in the lower town and one asked: ''Quelle nouvelle de la guerre?" the response was : ''Quelle guerre?" There was a rumour in town that a wireless telegram from the Tour Eiffel had been intercepted, saying that the French had retaken the fort ; and yet, no one knew, not even any one at the Politische Abteilung. Then on Monday th...e Germans said, "It is not finished yet." But on Tuesday the story of the Eiffel Tower message was denied, and even the most optimistic felt the general depression.
taken by assault yesterday afternoon by the 24th Brandenburg regi- ment of infantry ; it is firmly in the hands of the German troops.
The General Government in Belgium.
224 VERDUN The snow had turned to rain, the trees in the deserted Bois were dripping lonesomely, the air was heavy, the skies leaden. Day and night the cannon rumbled like distant thunder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ce n^est rienf' And so they persuaded themselves. It was Brussels through and through, with its insouciance^ its inexhaust- ible optimism. The next day, when two men met in the lower town and one asked: ''Quelle nouvelle de la guerre?" the response was : ''Quelle guerre?" There was a rumour in town that a wireless telegram from the Tour Eiffel had been intercepted, saying that the French had retaken the fort ; and yet, no one knew, not even any one at the Politische Abteilung. Then on Monday th...e Germans said, "It is not finished yet." But on Tuesday the story of the Eiffel Tower message was denied, and even the most optimistic felt the general depression.
taken by assault yesterday afternoon by the 24th Brandenburg regi- ment of infantry ; it is firmly in the hands of the German troops.
The General Government in Belgium.
224 VERDUN The snow had turned to rain, the trees in the deserted Bois were dripping lonesomely, the air was heavy, the skies leaden. Day and night the cannon rumbled like distant thunder.
What to read after Belgium; a Personal Narrative?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Whitlock to read onlineMoreLess
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