In the Field (1914-1915)
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Mary, full of grace_. . . . " I looked round the church once more, and every one's lips were movingsilently accompanying the priest's words. Opposite us I saw theartillery captain take a rosary out of his pocket and tell the beadswith dreamy eyes; and when the Chaplain came to the sentence "HolyMary, Mother of God, . . . " hundreds of voices burst forth, deep andmanly voices, full of fervour which seemed to proclaim their faith inHim Who was present before them on the altar, and also to promise...self-sacrifice and devotion to that other sacred thing, their Country.
Then, after the _Tantum ergo_ had been sung with vigour, the priestheld up the monstrance, and I saw all those soldiers with one accordkneel down on the stone floor and bow their heads. The silence wasimpressive; not a word, not a cough, and not a chair moved. I hadnever seen such devotion in any church. Some spiritual power wasbrooding over the assemblage and bowing all those heads in token ofsubmission and hope. Good, brave soldiers of France, how we love andhonour you at such moments, and what confidence your chiefs must feelwhen they lead such men to battle!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary, full of grace_. . . . " I looked round the church once more, and every one's lips were movingsilently accompanying the priest's words. Opposite us I saw theartillery captain take a rosary out of his pocket and tell the beadswith dreamy eyes; and when the Chaplain came to the sentence "HolyMary, Mother of God, . . . " hundreds of voices burst forth, deep andmanly voices, full of fervour which seemed to proclaim their faith inHim Who was present before them on the altar, and also to promise...self-sacrifice and devotion to that other sacred thing, their Country.
Then, after the _Tantum ergo_ had been sung with vigour, the priestheld up the monstrance, and I saw all those soldiers with one accordkneel down on the stone floor and bow their heads. The silence wasimpressive; not a word, not a cough, and not a chair moved. I hadnever seen such devotion in any church. Some spiritual power wasbrooding over the assemblage and bowing all those heads in token ofsubmission and hope. Good, brave soldiers of France, how we love andhonour you at such moments, and what confidence your chiefs must feelwhen they lead such men to battle!
What to read after In the Field (1914-1915)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dupont Marcel to read onlineMoreLess
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