Pierre Joseph
Pierre Joseph
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" There was nobody in the hospital thus far, as the directress said, but accident cases that is, soldiers from the rear who had sprained their ankles or cut their hands or bruised a shoulder in working in the neighborhood. Marie already wore, of course, the Red Cross uniform, and only a few blond locks, which she said were unruly, escaped from the headdress and revealed the color of her hair. As she was getting down from the ladder on which she had been perched for an hour, she heard behind her... the solid but still active step of the directress, and turned around.
"Ah, my dear, what heat!" said the most musical voice of the south, a powerful and well- trained contralto. And Mme. Deguiller de la Move held out her two moist hands to her young friend.
"We are getting on. But what heat ! I thought 9 119 PIERRE AND JOSEPH I should die of sunstroke crossing the court. Happily our wounded have not come yet. " She sat down and made Marie sit down beside her on a bed which had its quilt smooth and well tucked in, and, looking at her with a protecting admiration, said: "I have the reply from Paris.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There was nobody in the hospital thus far, as the directress said, but accident cases that is, soldiers from the rear who had sprained their ankles or cut their hands or bruised a shoulder in working in the neighborhood. Marie already wore, of course, the Red Cross uniform, and only a few blond locks, which she said were unruly, escaped from the headdress and revealed the color of her hair. As she was getting down from the ladder on which she had been perched for an hour, she heard behind her... the solid but still active step of the directress, and turned around.
"Ah, my dear, what heat!" said the most musical voice of the south, a powerful and well- trained contralto. And Mme. Deguiller de la Move held out her two moist hands to her young friend.
"We are getting on. But what heat ! I thought 9 119 PIERRE AND JOSEPH I should die of sunstroke crossing the court. Happily our wounded have not come yet. " She sat down and made Marie sit down beside her on a bed which had its quilt smooth and well tucked in, and, looking at her with a protecting admiration, said: "I have the reply from Paris.
What to read after Pierre Joseph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Bazin to read onlineMoreLess
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