The Dark Forest
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" He had "touched the worst, " and he undoubtedly found some relief to-day in the general distress and confusion. It covered his personal disaster and forced him to forget him- self in other persons' misfortunes. He was, as it happened, of more use than any one just then in getting every one speedily out of O . He ran messages, found parcels and bags for the Sisters, collected sanitars, even discovered the mongrel terrier, tied a string to him and gave him to one of our soldiers to look after. ...In what a confusion, as the evening fell, was the garden of our large white house !
THE KETREAT 161 Huge wagons covered its lawn ; horses, neighing, stamping, jumping, were dragged and pulled and threatened; officers, from stout colonels to very young lieutenants, came cursing and shouting, first this way and that. A huge bag of bis- cuits broke away from a provision van and fell scattering on to the ground; the soldiers, told that they might help themselves, laughing and shouting like babies, fell upon the store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He had "touched the worst, " and he undoubtedly found some relief to-day in the general distress and confusion. It covered his personal disaster and forced him to forget him- self in other persons' misfortunes. He was, as it happened, of more use than any one just then in getting every one speedily out of O . He ran messages, found parcels and bags for the Sisters, collected sanitars, even discovered the mongrel terrier, tied a string to him and gave him to one of our soldiers to look after. ...In what a confusion, as the evening fell, was the garden of our large white house !
THE KETREAT 161 Huge wagons covered its lawn ; horses, neighing, stamping, jumping, were dragged and pulled and threatened; officers, from stout colonels to very young lieutenants, came cursing and shouting, first this way and that. A huge bag of bis- cuits broke away from a provision van and fell scattering on to the ground; the soldiers, told that they might help themselves, laughing and shouting like babies, fell upon the store.
What to read after The Dark Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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