In the Whirlpool of War
In the Whirlpool of War
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There seems to be a prospect of trouble. The farmer gives up the idea of entering the place with his carts, and is going to draw up his caravan in a plantation VILLAGES IN FLAMES 93 along a wide dry ditch which might belong to a fortification. One of his daughters goes up into the village, while we others draw back a little to wait until the bridge is somewhat less crowded. Just as we have made up our minds to have a try for it, the girl who had gone ahead to reconnoitre returns with the news t...hat her aunt left only this morning with her children and some friends. The inns are crowded and we shall never manage to find a lodging. The farmer's wife, who has just met the motor-car hirer of Attigny, comes up in turn and tells us that Attigny is in the hands of the Germans, that pillage is general there, and that the villages round are in flames. Then, pointing at the groups encamped with their carts and animals on the scanty and withered grass of the glacis and among the trees on the rampart, she concludes sorrowfully : " That's how we shall have to spend the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There seems to be a prospect of trouble. The farmer gives up the idea of entering the place with his carts, and is going to draw up his caravan in a plantation VILLAGES IN FLAMES 93 along a wide dry ditch which might belong to a fortification. One of his daughters goes up into the village, while we others draw back a little to wait until the bridge is somewhat less crowded. Just as we have made up our minds to have a try for it, the girl who had gone ahead to reconnoitre returns with the news t...hat her aunt left only this morning with her children and some friends. The inns are crowded and we shall never manage to find a lodging. The farmer's wife, who has just met the motor-car hirer of Attigny, comes up in turn and tells us that Attigny is in the hands of the Germans, that pillage is general there, and that the villages round are in flames. Then, pointing at the groups encamped with their carts and animals on the scanty and withered grass of the glacis and among the trees on the rampart, she concludes sorrowfully : " That's how we shall have to spend the night.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabelle Rimbaud to read onlineMoreLess
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