Ensign Knightley And Other Stories 8 9
Ensign Knightley And Other Stories 8 9
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The night was dark, and the sky so overhung with clouds that not a star was visible. Theone street of Vaudère was absolutely silent. The glimmering whitecottages showed their black rents on either side, but never the lightof a candle behind any shutter. Lieutenant Fevrier left his men at thewestern or Frenchward end of the street, and went forward alone.
The doors of the houses stood open. The path was encumbered with thewreckage of their contents, and every now and then he smelt a whiff ofpara...ffin, as though lamps had been broken or cans overset. Vaudère hadbeen looted, but there were no Prussians now in the village.
He made sure of this by walking as far as the large house at the headof the village. Then he went back to his men and led them forwarduntil he reached the general shop which every village has.
"It is not likely, " he said, "that we shall find even the makeshift ofa supper. But courage, my friends, let us try!" He could not have eaten a crust himself, but it had become an instinctwith him to anticipate the needs of his privates, and he acted fromhabit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night was dark, and the sky so overhung with clouds that not a star was visible. Theone street of Vaudère was absolutely silent. The glimmering whitecottages showed their black rents on either side, but never the lightof a candle behind any shutter. Lieutenant Fevrier left his men at thewestern or Frenchward end of the street, and went forward alone.
The doors of the houses stood open. The path was encumbered with thewreckage of their contents, and every now and then he smelt a whiff ofpara...ffin, as though lamps had been broken or cans overset. Vaudère hadbeen looted, but there were no Prussians now in the village.
He made sure of this by walking as far as the large house at the headof the village. Then he went back to his men and led them forwarduntil he reached the general shop which every village has.
"It is not likely, " he said, "that we shall find even the makeshift ofa supper. But courage, my friends, let us try!" He could not have eaten a crust himself, but it had become an instinctwith him to anticipate the needs of his privates, and he acted fromhabit.
What to read after Ensign Knightley And Other Stories 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aew Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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