Poems From France
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N lieu M a \\ :i i l<< in tlir market place were gnarled, wrinkled and -perked. And yet the blush of red was on them. . Fust so, the people and fields of France were wounded and wrinkled by grief and the trenches. Even in war. F "rance tried to be nay and reflect the colors of the sky and sun. NO BREAD FOR THE BIRDS, (Page 6. ) During the air-raids and the first bombardment of Paris, the bread was so scarce that the people were forbidden to feed, as was their custom, the birds in the park. In Luxembourg (Jardens I saw this sign "Ne Donnez Pas DC Pain Aux Oi*< an. R. " The plight of the birds gives the tragedy, heroisms and fruits of war. THEY BURIED HER AS A SOLDIER, (Page 8. ) Never was there a war in which women took such a large and real part. Miss Marion Crandall of the Foyers du Soldat, The Y. M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N lieu M a \\ :i i l<< in tlir market place were gnarled, wrinkled and -perked. And yet the blush of red was on them. . Fust so, the people and fields of France were wounded and wrinkled by grief and the trenches. Even in war. F "rance tried to be nay and reflect the colors of the sky and sun. NO BREAD FOR THE BIRDS, (Page 6. ) During the air-raids and the first bombardment of Paris, the bread was so scarce that the people were forbidden to feed, as was their custom, the birds in the park. In Luxembourg (Jardens I saw this sign "Ne Donnez Pas DC Pain Aux Oi*< an. R. " The plight of the birds gives the tragedy, heroisms and fruits of war. THEY BURIED HER AS A SOLDIER, (Page 8. ) Never was there a war in which women took such a large and real part. Miss Marion Crandall of the Foyers du Soldat, The Y. M.
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