Madame France
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English is being studied in every nook and corner of France. Aside from the present invasion of English-speaking armies, and the consequent desire to be friendly with them, it was seen that there would be a great advantage after the war in the commercial world for those who knew English. This was recognized not only in the big business world of France but even by the servants.
A little maid at Hotel Petrograd in Paris, the Young Women's Christian Asso- ciation hotel for women, was seen study- i...ng most diligently a small English book and dictionary after her work for the day was done. When questioned as to why 136 Madame France she worked so hard to learn English she replied in a voice which showed polite surprise at one's ignorance, "Why, no one will be able to do much business after the war unless she can speak English!" She was then reading some American fables and found them "very interesting but a little hard yet. " France is becoming one large English class, with its private teachers and special classes and courses in schools and univer- sities, and Young Womens Christian Asso- ciation classes for girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
English is being studied in every nook and corner of France. Aside from the present invasion of English-speaking armies, and the consequent desire to be friendly with them, it was seen that there would be a great advantage after the war in the commercial world for those who knew English. This was recognized not only in the big business world of France but even by the servants.
A little maid at Hotel Petrograd in Paris, the Young Women's Christian Asso- ciation hotel for women, was seen study- i...ng most diligently a small English book and dictionary after her work for the day was done. When questioned as to why 136 Madame France she worked so hard to learn English she replied in a voice which showed polite surprise at one's ignorance, "Why, no one will be able to do much business after the war unless she can speak English!" She was then reading some American fables and found them "very interesting but a little hard yet. " France is becoming one large English class, with its private teachers and special classes and courses in schools and univer- sities, and Young Womens Christian Asso- ciation classes for girls.
What to read after Madame France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Louise Fitch to read onlineMoreLess
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