Neighbors
Neighbors
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All are Germans or related to Germans. . . . Free America? Peste! I laugh at their vaunted free- dom ! In years to come this so stupid people will see ! Their evil hour will arrive ! Aha ! It will be the turn of France to look on, as at a theater ! " It was after one of these frenzied outbursts of prophecy that Harry Schwartz arrived for a 1 90 NEIGHBORS lesson in what M. Desaye innocently supposed to be the young man's native tongue. It was a matter for painted astonishment that M. Henri Le No...ir did not appear to assimilate the beau- ties of the most elegant of all languages with the ease one should expect. His pronunciation was atrocious, and remained so after hours of impassioned precept and example.
" Do you not by now dream in French? " de- manded his instructor. " Can you not picture to yourself those brave compatriots at Verdun? Ha ! I see them advance those valiant heroes ! I behold the gray wall of Prussians go down be- fore them! But you you see nothing! " M. Desaye was wrong: the young man's eyes were at that moment particularly occupied (from behind the shelter of his book) with the slim figure of Madeleine, who was gathering the first roses of summer within fortunate range of his vision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All are Germans or related to Germans. . . . Free America? Peste! I laugh at their vaunted free- dom ! In years to come this so stupid people will see ! Their evil hour will arrive ! Aha ! It will be the turn of France to look on, as at a theater ! " It was after one of these frenzied outbursts of prophecy that Harry Schwartz arrived for a 1 90 NEIGHBORS lesson in what M. Desaye innocently supposed to be the young man's native tongue. It was a matter for painted astonishment that M. Henri Le No...ir did not appear to assimilate the beau- ties of the most elegant of all languages with the ease one should expect. His pronunciation was atrocious, and remained so after hours of impassioned precept and example.
" Do you not by now dream in French? " de- manded his instructor. " Can you not picture to yourself those brave compatriots at Verdun? Ha ! I see them advance those valiant heroes ! I behold the gray wall of Prussians go down be- fore them! But you you see nothing! " M. Desaye was wrong: the young man's eyes were at that moment particularly occupied (from behind the shelter of his book) with the slim figure of Madeleine, who was gathering the first roses of summer within fortunate range of his vision.
What to read after Neighbors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Wilkins Freeman And Florence Morse Kingsley to read onlineMoreLess
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