France At War
France At War
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Thelakes of men gathered into straight-edged battalions; thebatteries aligned a little; a squadron reined back or spurredup; but it was all as swiftly smooth as the certainty withwhich a man used to the pistol draws and levels it at therequired moment. A few peasant women saw the Generals alight. The aeroplanes, which had been skimming low as swallows alongthe front of the line (theirs must have been a superb view)ascended leisurely, and "waited on" like hawks. Then followedthe inspection, and ...one saw the two figures, tall and short, growing smaller side by side along the white road, till faroff among the cavalry they entered their cars again, and movedalong the horizon to another rise of grey-green plain.
"The army will move across where you are standing. Get to aflank, " some one said.
AN ARMY IN MOTION We were no more than well clear of that immobile host when itall surged forward, headed by massed bands playing a tune thatsounded like the very pulse of France.
The two Generals, with their Staff, and the French Ministerfor War, were on foot near a patch of very green lucerne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thelakes of men gathered into straight-edged battalions; thebatteries aligned a little; a squadron reined back or spurredup; but it was all as swiftly smooth as the certainty withwhich a man used to the pistol draws and levels it at therequired moment. A few peasant women saw the Generals alight. The aeroplanes, which had been skimming low as swallows alongthe front of the line (theirs must have been a superb view)ascended leisurely, and "waited on" like hawks. Then followedthe inspection, and ...one saw the two figures, tall and short, growing smaller side by side along the white road, till faroff among the cavalry they entered their cars again, and movedalong the horizon to another rise of grey-green plain.
"The army will move across where you are standing. Get to aflank, " some one said.
AN ARMY IN MOTION We were no more than well clear of that immobile host when itall surged forward, headed by massed bands playing a tune thatsounded like the very pulse of France.
The two Generals, with their Staff, and the French Ministerfor War, were on foot near a patch of very green lucerne.
What to read after France At War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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