Shadow Shapes the Journal of a Wounded Woman October 1918 May 1919
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And now, on top of Madame T.'s visit, to the sound of the salutes that an- nounce King George's arrival in Paris, comes the promised letter from F. T. Such a number of del- icately written sheets! I fall on them avidly, for his observations are sure not to be dictated in advance by Nationalism or Revanche or any other cult.
**I should be ashamed of my long silence," he begins, *'if one of the greatest shocks of my life were not its excuse. Why were you not there, chere mademoiselle? I shall not... try to turn your thoughts away from the sights you have missed.
"I saw Metz first. I was one of the first to enter, carrying the first French newspapers, which [ 134] PAX IN BELLO I distributed for more than three hours to the crowd; and I assure you it was moving, the old men, the old women, the young men, the children, the old people especially, coming out of all the doors with hands outstretched for these first papers in their language — forbidden for four years. Metz is nevertheless the city where our reception was the least vigorous, the least vio- lently enthusiastic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now, on top of Madame T.'s visit, to the sound of the salutes that an- nounce King George's arrival in Paris, comes the promised letter from F. T. Such a number of del- icately written sheets! I fall on them avidly, for his observations are sure not to be dictated in advance by Nationalism or Revanche or any other cult.
**I should be ashamed of my long silence," he begins, *'if one of the greatest shocks of my life were not its excuse. Why were you not there, chere mademoiselle? I shall not... try to turn your thoughts away from the sights you have missed.
"I saw Metz first. I was one of the first to enter, carrying the first French newspapers, which [ 134] PAX IN BELLO I distributed for more than three hours to the crowd; and I assure you it was moving, the old men, the old women, the young men, the children, the old people especially, coming out of all the doors with hands outstretched for these first papers in their language — forbidden for four years. Metz is nevertheless the city where our reception was the least vigorous, the least vio- lently enthusiastic.
What to read after Shadow Shapes the Journal of a Wounded Woman October 1918 May 1919?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant to read onlineMoreLess
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