Le Feu (Journal D'une Escouade)
Le Feu (Journal D'une Escouade)
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It is, however, a sa3ring which leaves no room for reply. We say it over again, softly, Inlling ourselves wîth it as with an old song.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ Farfadet rejoined us a moment ago. He took his place Qear us, but a little withdrawn ail the same, and sits on an overtumed tub, his chin on bis fists.
This man is more solidly happy than we are. We know it well, and he knows it well. Lifting his head, he bas looked in turn, with the same distant gaze, at the back of the old man who went to seek his trea...sure, and at the group that talks of going away no more.
There shines over our sensitive and sentimental comrade a sort of Personal glamour, which makes of him a being apart, which gilds him and isolâtes him from us, in spite of himself, as though an officer's tabs had fallen on him from the sky.
His idyll with Eudoxie bas continued hère. We bave had the proofs; and once, indeed, he spoke of it. She is not very far away, and they are very near to each ' other. Did I not see her the other evening, passing along the wall of the parsonage, her hair but half quenched by a mantilla, as she went obviously to a ren- dezvous?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is, however, a sa3ring which leaves no room for reply. We say it over again, softly, Inlling ourselves wîth it as with an old song.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ Farfadet rejoined us a moment ago. He took his place Qear us, but a little withdrawn ail the same, and sits on an overtumed tub, his chin on bis fists.
This man is more solidly happy than we are. We know it well, and he knows it well. Lifting his head, he bas looked in turn, with the same distant gaze, at the back of the old man who went to seek his trea...sure, and at the group that talks of going away no more.
There shines over our sensitive and sentimental comrade a sort of Personal glamour, which makes of him a being apart, which gilds him and isolâtes him from us, in spite of himself, as though an officer's tabs had fallen on him from the sky.
His idyll with Eudoxie bas continued hère. We bave had the proofs; and once, indeed, he spoke of it. She is not very far away, and they are very near to each ' other. Did I not see her the other evening, passing along the wall of the parsonage, her hair but half quenched by a mantilla, as she went obviously to a ren- dezvous?
What to read after Le Feu (Journal D'une Escouade)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbusse Henri to read onlineMoreLess
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