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00; four of them to live on that amount. So many people are injust the same condition, there is no end to the misery.
I do not know whether it is the French or the English army we are tofollow at my new post.
PARIS September 23, 1915.
I am off to-morrow at 7. 30 a. M. , to Boulogne, then Calais and reachDunkirk at 9. 30 p. M.
I have had two very strenuous days and will be glad to rest in the trainto-morrow. It took such a time to get my papers in order. Thethermometer for the last two days ...has been about 100.
MOBILE NO. 1, France, 1915.
I am really not in France but Belgium. I cannot tell you just where, butit is within ten miles of the firing line, and not far from the placewhere so many of our boys from home have been sent. I thought when Icame here that it would be entirely English, as the lady who gave thehospital is an American married to an Englishman. The English are notfar away but they are taken to their own hospitals.
We belong to a little wedge of the French that is in between theEnglish and Belgians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00; four of them to live on that amount. So many people are injust the same condition, there is no end to the misery.
I do not know whether it is the French or the English army we are tofollow at my new post.
PARIS September 23, 1915.
I am off to-morrow at 7. 30 a. M. , to Boulogne, then Calais and reachDunkirk at 9. 30 p. M.
I have had two very strenuous days and will be glad to rest in the trainto-morrow. It took such a time to get my papers in order. Thethermometer for the last two days ...has been about 100.
MOBILE NO. 1, France, 1915.
I am really not in France but Belgium. I cannot tell you just where, butit is within ten miles of the firing line, and not far from the placewhere so many of our boys from home have been sent. I thought when Icame here that it would be entirely English, as the lady who gave thehospital is an American married to an Englishman. The English are notfar away but they are taken to their own hospitals.
We belong to a little wedge of the French that is in between theEnglish and Belgians.
What to read after 'my Beloved Poilus'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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