Monsieur Jonquelle (2013)
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The little village lay white in the sun; dogs idled on the doorsteps; children were in the road. The place was only a handful of cottages lying along the ridge of the hills beside the feudal château; an oasis in a Sahara of ruin.
The fight arched over it. That never ending duel of field guns. The Germans were entrenched west of this high ground and the French southeast of it. Neither could advance. The French had control of the village but they did not occupy it. The science of artillery fightin...g had changed. Field batteries were planted under hills now and not on the crest of them.
The struggle here had a certain aspect of permanence of which the French Captain of Artillery took advantage. He came from Tarascon and when the sun was out nothing could depress him. He hummed a song as he moved along the road. It was a song with a soft, haunting refrain: “Ah, qu’elle est belle La Marguerite!”
His voice would go up strong and full on the opening word and down soft and sensuous on the “Marguerite.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The little village lay white in the sun; dogs idled on the doorsteps; children were in the road. The place was only a handful of cottages lying along the ridge of the hills beside the feudal château; an oasis in a Sahara of ruin.
The fight arched over it. That never ending duel of field guns. The Germans were entrenched west of this high ground and the French southeast of it. Neither could advance. The French had control of the village but they did not occupy it. The science of artillery fightin...g had changed. Field batteries were planted under hills now and not on the crest of them.
The struggle here had a certain aspect of permanence of which the French Captain of Artillery took advantage. He came from Tarascon and when the sun was out nothing could depress him. He hummed a song as he moved along the road. It was a song with a soft, haunting refrain: “Ah, qu’elle est belle La Marguerite!”
His voice would go up strong and full on the opening word and down soft and sensuous on the “Marguerite.”
What to read after Monsieur Jonquelle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Post Melville Davisson to read onlineMoreLess
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