The Disaster
The Disaster
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Shortly before reaching the staff offices he nearly ran up against a long, dry man at the corner of a small, muddy street, which was overlooked by General Soleille's house. Surprised in the midst of their thoughts, they looked at each other. He recognised Captain de Verdier, whose downcast face had moved him on the previous day. The Aide-de-camp seemed to be a prey to a terrible distress. As Du Breuil spontaneously held out his hand to him, the unfortunate man, yielding to an irresistible need ...to make confidences, suddenly unbosomed himself in a flow of words. He would have made them to the first-comer. His loquacity relieved him.
He would never survive such dishonour ! The immense material of the army and the forts : mitrailleuses, cannon, rifles, more than twenty million projectiles — all that given up to the enemy without reserve ! What was more, even before the signing of the capitulation, making them the masters of these treasures, those accountable for them striving to preserve them intact !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shortly before reaching the staff offices he nearly ran up against a long, dry man at the corner of a small, muddy street, which was overlooked by General Soleille's house. Surprised in the midst of their thoughts, they looked at each other. He recognised Captain de Verdier, whose downcast face had moved him on the previous day. The Aide-de-camp seemed to be a prey to a terrible distress. As Du Breuil spontaneously held out his hand to him, the unfortunate man, yielding to an irresistible need ...to make confidences, suddenly unbosomed himself in a flow of words. He would have made them to the first-comer. His loquacity relieved him.
He would never survive such dishonour ! The immense material of the army and the forts : mitrailleuses, cannon, rifles, more than twenty million projectiles — all that given up to the enemy without reserve ! What was more, even before the signing of the capitulation, making them the masters of these treasures, those accountable for them striving to preserve them intact !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margueritte, Paul, 1860-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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