My War Diary
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She and her son, a boy of eighteen, had gone away with all the village.
Sometimes a farmer's wife would give her a lift, but mostly she walked, for miles, weary and foot- sore, sleeping in the fields, imder the hedges, occa- sionally in a bam; no clothes but what they had on their backs, and hardly anything to eat, fright- ened to death, seeing a Uhlan in every creature that passed, and tormenting herself as to what was going on at home. She was so agitated at first that I could do nothing with... her — assuring me that she had not deserted the place, that she only left when all the village did. I comforted her as well as I could. After all I had not come down myself to set the example, and could not expect others to do what I didn't do.
We began our toiunee d'inspection at once.
In the garage Jean Sallandrouze's auto had been taken, our's left, but smashed. It seemed they could not make it go at once, so they broke it.
They had also left a light trotting wagon.
The inside of the house was a desolation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She and her son, a boy of eighteen, had gone away with all the village.
Sometimes a farmer's wife would give her a lift, but mostly she walked, for miles, weary and foot- sore, sleeping in the fields, imder the hedges, occa- sionally in a bam; no clothes but what they had on their backs, and hardly anything to eat, fright- ened to death, seeing a Uhlan in every creature that passed, and tormenting herself as to what was going on at home. She was so agitated at first that I could do nothing with... her — assuring me that she had not deserted the place, that she only left when all the village did. I comforted her as well as I could. After all I had not come down myself to set the example, and could not expect others to do what I didn't do.
We began our toiunee d'inspection at once.
In the garage Jean Sallandrouze's auto had been taken, our's left, but smashed. It seemed they could not make it go at once, so they broke it.
They had also left a light trotting wagon.
The inside of the house was a desolation.
What to read after My War Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waddington, Mary Alsop King, Mme. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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