Letters From a Liason Officer
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Each individual is a very small infinitesimal part of this great swirling and seething mass, as we have long since learned, each plugging away and keeping up the steady pressure.
Among others, I had the pleasure of meeting and knowing well at Deauville 103 Paris, France, Aug. I2th, 1918.
LETTERS FROM A LIAISON OFFICER Paris, France, Aug. I2th, 1918.
were Baron* Henri de Rothschild, owner of the magnificent home where the Inter- AUied Club is quartered in the Faubourg St. Honore; Baron Maurice d...e Rothschild; Mme. Bernstein, wife of the playwright, young and beautiful; Mme. and Mile.
Vesnitch, wife and daughter of the Servian minister; the Persian minister himself; Mme.
Frangois Darblay, the young and beau- tiful wife of one of the richest ammunition manufacturers in France; Etienne Bunau- Varilla, son of the owner of the ''Matin"; Baron de Wardener; M. Letellier, former owner of the Paris "Journal"; the opera singer, Mile. Merentie, who is coming to the Metropolitan after the war; and Lieut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each individual is a very small infinitesimal part of this great swirling and seething mass, as we have long since learned, each plugging away and keeping up the steady pressure.
Among others, I had the pleasure of meeting and knowing well at Deauville 103 Paris, France, Aug. I2th, 1918.
LETTERS FROM A LIAISON OFFICER Paris, France, Aug. I2th, 1918.
were Baron* Henri de Rothschild, owner of the magnificent home where the Inter- AUied Club is quartered in the Faubourg St. Honore; Baron Maurice d...e Rothschild; Mme. Bernstein, wife of the playwright, young and beautiful; Mme. and Mile.
Vesnitch, wife and daughter of the Servian minister; the Persian minister himself; Mme.
Frangois Darblay, the young and beau- tiful wife of one of the richest ammunition manufacturers in France; Etienne Bunau- Varilla, son of the owner of the ''Matin"; Baron de Wardener; M. Letellier, former owner of the Paris "Journal"; the opera singer, Mile. Merentie, who is coming to the Metropolitan after the war; and Lieut.
What to read after Letters From a Liason Officer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Frazier Jelke to read onlineMoreLess
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