Blackstone And the Great War (2005)
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An old stone church stood at its centre – its spire straining upwards, as if it wished to pierce the sky – and the houses and shops were clustered around it. Seen from a distance, across the sunny summer meadows, it was as pretty a village as any which had ever graced a picture postcard.
It must have been a quiet, peaceful place a few years earlier, Blackstone thought – a sleepy hamlet which fully accepted that there was a whole wide world beyond its own narrow boundaries, but had no real intere...st in knowing any more about that world than was strictly necessary. But those days were gone forever. The simple innocence, in which the village had once been snugly packed, had been roughly ripped from it by the great iron fist of war – and the place would never be the same again.
He was less than half a mile from the village when he first noticed the rows of low grey tents pitched in a field at the foot of the hill. As he drew closer, he could see the soldiers, too. Some were being endlessly paraded up and down, in full battledress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An old stone church stood at its centre – its spire straining upwards, as if it wished to pierce the sky – and the houses and shops were clustered around it. Seen from a distance, across the sunny summer meadows, it was as pretty a village as any which had ever graced a picture postcard.
It must have been a quiet, peaceful place a few years earlier, Blackstone thought – a sleepy hamlet which fully accepted that there was a whole wide world beyond its own narrow boundaries, but had no real intere...st in knowing any more about that world than was strictly necessary. But those days were gone forever. The simple innocence, in which the village had once been snugly packed, had been roughly ripped from it by the great iron fist of war – and the place would never be the same again.
He was less than half a mile from the village when he first noticed the rows of low grey tents pitched in a field at the foot of the hill. As he drew closer, he could see the soldiers, too. Some were being endlessly paraded up and down, in full battledress.
What to read after Blackstone And the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sally Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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