Joffre Chaps And Some Others
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The Germans had felt on their own ground here, and could pillage to their heart's content.
Old Didat shrugged his shoulders.
" How many are there this time ? " he asked his wife.
" I only saw one, " she replied, " but most likely the others are coming on behind. " They went up the yew-tree path. This time there was no ring at the door, but the butt-end of a gun struck against the iron gate, and Mme. Didat's voice was surprised, almost shocked even, as she cried out : " It looks as though there'...s only one this time. " One solitary German, in truth, presented HIS OWN PEOPLE 157 himself at the door, and as the old people gazed up the Alice des Trois Cents Metres right up to the high road, not another could they see.
He was a big man from Pomerania, and his greenish uniform was horribly dirty. Besides the usual rucksack he also carried a French knapsack, taken doubtless on the field of battle, filled to bursting with in- visible loot. Didat did not notice at first that he was without his regimental number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Germans had felt on their own ground here, and could pillage to their heart's content.
Old Didat shrugged his shoulders.
" How many are there this time ? " he asked his wife.
" I only saw one, " she replied, " but most likely the others are coming on behind. " They went up the yew-tree path. This time there was no ring at the door, but the butt-end of a gun struck against the iron gate, and Mme. Didat's voice was surprised, almost shocked even, as she cried out : " It looks as though there'...s only one this time. " One solitary German, in truth, presented HIS OWN PEOPLE 157 himself at the door, and as the old people gazed up the Alice des Trois Cents Metres right up to the high road, not another could they see.
He was a big man from Pomerania, and his greenish uniform was horribly dirty. Besides the usual rucksack he also carried a French knapsack, taken doubtless on the field of battle, filled to bursting with in- visible loot. Didat did not notice at first that he was without his regimental number.
What to read after Joffre Chaps And Some Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre Mille to read onlineMoreLess
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