The Diary of a French Private
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The mornings are always too short. I don't know if I ought to regard it as an obsession, but here, when I have been walking for an hour immersed in thoughts and memories, in solitary enjoyment of the quiet north- ward landscape of fields and forests, my first encounter with a man causes me real discomfort. I cannot be agreeable before midday.
First of all, I made my clandestine and customary visit to your acacias. They grow at the highest point of our domain. A look-out is hidden here. I had lo...ng been familiar with a kind of large metal hood which interrupts the long grass for a moment, and projects barely a span above the surface of the soil. Yet had it not been for a recent adventure of two of the prisoners, Noverraz and Laloux, I should never have dreamed that this was a strategic eye, the eye of the fort.
Last Wednesday the men of the heavy artillery were engaged in their final practice before leaving for the Russian front. The idea was that Fort Orff was being attacked by an enemy hidden in Kosching wood, and suddenly appearing to the north of the fort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mornings are always too short. I don't know if I ought to regard it as an obsession, but here, when I have been walking for an hour immersed in thoughts and memories, in solitary enjoyment of the quiet north- ward landscape of fields and forests, my first encounter with a man causes me real discomfort. I cannot be agreeable before midday.
First of all, I made my clandestine and customary visit to your acacias. They grow at the highest point of our domain. A look-out is hidden here. I had lo...ng been familiar with a kind of large metal hood which interrupts the long grass for a moment, and projects barely a span above the surface of the soil. Yet had it not been for a recent adventure of two of the prisoners, Noverraz and Laloux, I should never have dreamed that this was a strategic eye, the eye of the fort.
Last Wednesday the men of the heavy artillery were engaged in their final practice before leaving for the Russian front. The idea was that Fort Orff was being attacked by an enemy hidden in Kosching wood, and suddenly appearing to the north of the fort.
What to read after The Diary of a French Private?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaston Riou to read onlineMoreLess
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