Pierrot Dog of Belgium
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P&re Jean kissed them all, even old Gran'pere, and said good-bye, and hurried off down the road. Mere Marie was very brave and did not weep till he had gone. Then she pressed Henri and wee Lisa close to her and sobbed bitterly, which made the children cry, too, and Pierrot, who had not been unharnessed, came dragging his cart and thrust his moist nose among them in sym- pathy. But Gran'pere stood alone by the road, looking toward Brussels, his shoulders squared and his lips closed in a thin lin...e.
Then terrible events took place very rapidly: The Belgians could not hold back the Germans and Pere Jean and the rest were forced to fall back to Antwerp. The Gardes de Ville in Brussels advised Mere PIERROT, DOG OF BELGIUM 47 Marie not to come to town any more, so they said good-bye to the pretty newsgirls and their other friends and tried to explain the matter to Pierrot who complained the next morning because he was not harnessed to his cart.
That is why they were not in town when the news came that Louvain had been de- stroyed and many peaceful people who were not soldiers at all had been shot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P&re Jean kissed them all, even old Gran'pere, and said good-bye, and hurried off down the road. Mere Marie was very brave and did not weep till he had gone. Then she pressed Henri and wee Lisa close to her and sobbed bitterly, which made the children cry, too, and Pierrot, who had not been unharnessed, came dragging his cart and thrust his moist nose among them in sym- pathy. But Gran'pere stood alone by the road, looking toward Brussels, his shoulders squared and his lips closed in a thin lin...e.
Then terrible events took place very rapidly: The Belgians could not hold back the Germans and Pere Jean and the rest were forced to fall back to Antwerp. The Gardes de Ville in Brussels advised Mere PIERROT, DOG OF BELGIUM 47 Marie not to come to town any more, so they said good-bye to the pretty newsgirls and their other friends and tried to explain the matter to Pierrot who complained the next morning because he was not harnessed to his cart.
That is why they were not in town when the news came that Louvain had been de- stroyed and many peaceful people who were not soldiers at all had been shot.
What to read after Pierrot Dog of Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter a Walter Alden Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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