The Broom of the War-God: a Novel
The Broom of the War-God: a Novel
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Don't you trouble your *ead about us, Mr. Graham.
Mebbe you've 'ad enough, that's your affair. 'Ere, sit down, wo't cher? Pass the bottle to Mr.
Graham, Uncle. A man needs a somethink after what 'e's come through." Then the artillery came lumbering through the village, and long files of infantry followed it.
Graham turned from the company, weary and dis- gusted, foreseeing the terrors of the long march to come, unable to do anything. The moral atmo- sphere had grown unbreathable among his fello...w- countrymen ; he turned for relief to the caf^. It was a large, square room with a low ceiling. The air was hot and foul, men lay asleep on all the benches, wearied out and stupefied with drink. A few candle-ends burned waywardly in empty bottles on the tables, and groups of wild faces sat over them gambling. The flickering light illumin- ated their passions. Cast from beneath, it gave inverted effects, planting its shadows in unwonted places, suggesting a carnival of distorted emotions 174 THE BROOM OF THE WAR-GOD unknown in times of peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't you trouble your *ead about us, Mr. Graham.
Mebbe you've 'ad enough, that's your affair. 'Ere, sit down, wo't cher? Pass the bottle to Mr.
Graham, Uncle. A man needs a somethink after what 'e's come through." Then the artillery came lumbering through the village, and long files of infantry followed it.
Graham turned from the company, weary and dis- gusted, foreseeing the terrors of the long march to come, unable to do anything. The moral atmo- sphere had grown unbreathable among his fello...w- countrymen ; he turned for relief to the caf^. It was a large, square room with a low ceiling. The air was hot and foul, men lay asleep on all the benches, wearied out and stupefied with drink. A few candle-ends burned waywardly in empty bottles on the tables, and groups of wild faces sat over them gambling. The flickering light illumin- ated their passions. Cast from beneath, it gave inverted effects, planting its shadows in unwonted places, suggesting a carnival of distorted emotions 174 THE BROOM OF THE WAR-GOD unknown in times of peace.
What to read after The Broom of the War-God: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brailsford Henry Noel to read onlineMoreLess
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