My A. E. F.; a Hail And Farewell
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Was all this just an optical illusion on my pa«'t? Sometimes I used to feel that one of us must be the victim of an hallucination — because surely no one in his sane senses would continue to lavish af- [34] MY A. E. F.
fection and attention on the object of his disparagement! Perhaps I was just dream- ing that I hardly ever saw you without some Gallic mite perched on your shoulder or clinging to your hand or trotting at your side — dreaming that you were everlast- ingly polishing those boots of... yours so that pretty Marie Adelaide Therese could see her face in them — dreaming that you stead- ily persisted in breaking every rule of the canteen in order to purchase cigarettes and chocolates for ''them frog guys that hadn't any of their own" — dreaming that you would linger time and time again to tell me of your adored and adoring landlady — "Honest, she treats me like a prince; be- lieve me, if I was her own kid, she couldn't treat me better. I want to get her a pres- ent; you tell me what she'd like, Petite." Why, the very nickname that you gave to me was borrowed from France — and I loved it — and you — and her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was all this just an optical illusion on my pa«'t? Sometimes I used to feel that one of us must be the victim of an hallucination — because surely no one in his sane senses would continue to lavish af- [34] MY A. E. F.
fection and attention on the object of his disparagement! Perhaps I was just dream- ing that I hardly ever saw you without some Gallic mite perched on your shoulder or clinging to your hand or trotting at your side — dreaming that you were everlast- ingly polishing those boots of... yours so that pretty Marie Adelaide Therese could see her face in them — dreaming that you stead- ily persisted in breaking every rule of the canteen in order to purchase cigarettes and chocolates for ''them frog guys that hadn't any of their own" — dreaming that you would linger time and time again to tell me of your adored and adoring landlady — "Honest, she treats me like a prince; be- lieve me, if I was her own kid, she couldn't treat me better. I want to get her a pres- ent; you tell me what she'd like, Petite." Why, the very nickname that you gave to me was borrowed from France — and I loved it — and you — and her.
What to read after My A. E. F.; a Hail And Farewell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Newbold Noyes to read onlineMoreLess
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