Letters From An American Soldier to His Father
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I had established more or less friendly relations with a retired French Colonel of Infantry, and he had found him a guard-house, a prison and a soli- tary cell that was the joy of his heart.
He took me down to view this cell the evening of the first day and I shall never forget my first view of the town itself. I had been roaring about the country all afternoon in a motorcycle establishing communication with the rail-end and other places and I had the consciousness of much work satis- factorily... completed and my men com- fortably settled and eating a real man's meal.
Our town was reached by a high stone bridge over a rushing river, by the border of which women still worked at 68 LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN SOLDIER their washing boards. The sun was going down in golden glory at the end of the street and it framed a high stone arch with a turret at one end. Beyond stretched the dark cobbled street, houses already shuttered up tight (as there was need), and the home-going laborers clippity clopped over the stones on their wooden sabots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had established more or less friendly relations with a retired French Colonel of Infantry, and he had found him a guard-house, a prison and a soli- tary cell that was the joy of his heart.
He took me down to view this cell the evening of the first day and I shall never forget my first view of the town itself. I had been roaring about the country all afternoon in a motorcycle establishing communication with the rail-end and other places and I had the consciousness of much work satis- factorily... completed and my men com- fortably settled and eating a real man's meal.
Our town was reached by a high stone bridge over a rushing river, by the border of which women still worked at 68 LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN SOLDIER their washing boards. The sun was going down in golden glory at the end of the street and it framed a high stone arch with a turret at one end. Beyond stretched the dark cobbled street, houses already shuttered up tight (as there was need), and the home-going laborers clippity clopped over the stones on their wooden sabots.
What to read after Letters From An American Soldier to His Father?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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