Lorraine: 1918
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IT is well into the late Sunday afternoon before I have a mo- ment to write you. I was up early, and came over directly from breakfast to write, but was met with a quantity of mail, and a number of callers, which kept me busy all day. I traveled the greater part of the week through a broken, interesting coun- try into the mountains, where everything looked more Swiss than French, to the rear of the battle line, lunching with an artillery outfit in situ; through shell-torn villages, and to point...s where one is not permitted to go without helmet and mask.
There was no danger, however, as there chanced to be quiet along the front which I visited. Only now and then a big gun split the air just to keep one from forgetting that the Boches were on the job.
There were plenty of incidents as there are every day, which would interest any person for a time, but which soon seem commonplace — perhaps not commonplace but familiar. On the particular front at which I had business, I met Dr. V , the son of our old family do
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IT is well into the late Sunday afternoon before I have a mo- ment to write you. I was up early, and came over directly from breakfast to write, but was met with a quantity of mail, and a number of callers, which kept me busy all day. I traveled the greater part of the week through a broken, interesting coun- try into the mountains, where everything looked more Swiss than French, to the rear of the battle line, lunching with an artillery outfit in situ; through shell-torn villages, and to point...s where one is not permitted to go without helmet and mask.
There was no danger, however, as there chanced to be quiet along the front which I visited. Only now and then a big gun split the air just to keep one from forgetting that the Boches were on the job.
There were plenty of incidents as there are every day, which would interest any person for a time, but which soon seem commonplace — perhaps not commonplace but familiar. On the particular front at which I had business, I met Dr. V , the son of our old family do
What to read after Lorraine: 1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burdick, Joel Wakeman to read onlineMoreLess
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