Campaigns And Intervals
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Sometimes a beggar used to shake his wooden bowl outside my window at dawn, and I waked with a start later in the morning under the impression that I was being invaded by one of those groups of girls who collect money on our Serbian, Belgian, or Roumanian Sundays. A fine country yours was, where machinists and piano-movers had not become — to the confounding of art by the war — poor feeble creatures, and where women in ofBces and tramways did not mark the place of men who were absent, or a woma...n in half- mourning that of a man who was "missing. " We were to live there as I used to live three years ago, in a country where death does not exist, plunging our arms casually into human hearts, . .. . Yj . .. . Portuguese Days talking of the past and the future as in a children's country. . . . "Salute these officers, for they bring us war!" Thus did your generals present the three Eng- lishmen and the three Frenchmen of the mission to the troops. This took place on the fields worn bare by squad drill, squares which the world over are as like as two bald heads, for they show the very woof of the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes a beggar used to shake his wooden bowl outside my window at dawn, and I waked with a start later in the morning under the impression that I was being invaded by one of those groups of girls who collect money on our Serbian, Belgian, or Roumanian Sundays. A fine country yours was, where machinists and piano-movers had not become — to the confounding of art by the war — poor feeble creatures, and where women in ofBces and tramways did not mark the place of men who were absent, or a woma...n in half- mourning that of a man who was "missing. " We were to live there as I used to live three years ago, in a country where death does not exist, plunging our arms casually into human hearts, . .. . Yj . .. . Portuguese Days talking of the past and the future as in a children's country. . . . "Salute these officers, for they bring us war!" Thus did your generals present the three Eng- lishmen and the three Frenchmen of the mission to the troops. This took place on the fields worn bare by squad drill, squares which the world over are as like as two bald heads, for they show the very woof of the earth.
What to read after Campaigns And Intervals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Giraudoux to read onlineMoreLess
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