The A.E.F.; With General Pershing And the American Forces
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She turned to a nearer seat and pointing to the shrinking representative of the Chicago Tribune explained, "General Pearsh- • . . J, mg ici.
One of the men rose from the table then and got the veal. Something was said about fried potatoes, but Henriette remained to tell me about the historic dinner. She admitted that she was very nervous at first. That was in- creased by the fact that General *Tearshing" ate none of his pickled snails. The Marechal had fifteen. The soup went well, Henriette sai...d, and General Pearshing cheered her up enormously by his conduct with the mutton.
The chicken was also a success. After the 113 THE A. E. F.
chicken the generals held their glasses in the air and stood up. Henriette noticed that when Marechal Joffre stood up he was "gros comme une maison." As he left the room Marechal Joffre pinched her cheek but the mark was gone before she could show it to the cook. For all that Hen- riette had something to show that she waited upon generals at the famous dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She turned to a nearer seat and pointing to the shrinking representative of the Chicago Tribune explained, "General Pearsh- • . . J, mg ici.
One of the men rose from the table then and got the veal. Something was said about fried potatoes, but Henriette remained to tell me about the historic dinner. She admitted that she was very nervous at first. That was in- creased by the fact that General *Tearshing" ate none of his pickled snails. The Marechal had fifteen. The soup went well, Henriette sai...d, and General Pearshing cheered her up enormously by his conduct with the mutton.
The chicken was also a success. After the 113 THE A. E. F.
chicken the generals held their glasses in the air and stood up. Henriette noticed that when Marechal Joffre stood up he was "gros comme une maison." As he left the room Marechal Joffre pinched her cheek but the mark was gone before she could show it to the cook. For all that Hen- riette had something to show that she waited upon generals at the famous dinner.
What to read after The A.E.F.; With General Pershing And the American Forces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broun Heywood to read onlineMoreLess
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