The Happy Foreigner
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The air in the tunnels was heavy and dry, and throwing offher tunic she lay down on the bed and slept until footsteps passing herdoor awoke her. She became aware that the inhabitants of her corridor were washing theirhands for dinner, and sitting up sleepily found that it was alreadyseven. In a few minutes she hurried from her room and out into the maintunnel, glad to get nearer the fresh air which filtered in through theopening at the far end. Reaching a door which she had noticed before, mark...ed "_popote_, " shepaused a second, listening to the hum of voices within, then pushed atthe door and entered. Instantly there was a hush of astonishment as seventy or eightyofficers, eating at a long trestle table, sharply turned their headstowards her, their forks poised for a second, their hands still. Then, with a quick recovery, all was as before, and the stream of talkflowed on. The first section of the table was reserved for strangers passingthrough Verdun, and here sat a party of young Russian officers in lightblouse-tunics, an American or two, and a few French officers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The air in the tunnels was heavy and dry, and throwing offher tunic she lay down on the bed and slept until footsteps passing herdoor awoke her. She became aware that the inhabitants of her corridor were washing theirhands for dinner, and sitting up sleepily found that it was alreadyseven. In a few minutes she hurried from her room and out into the maintunnel, glad to get nearer the fresh air which filtered in through theopening at the far end. Reaching a door which she had noticed before, mark...ed "_popote_, " shepaused a second, listening to the hum of voices within, then pushed atthe door and entered. Instantly there was a hush of astonishment as seventy or eightyofficers, eating at a long trestle table, sharply turned their headstowards her, their forks poised for a second, their hands still. Then, with a quick recovery, all was as before, and the stream of talkflowed on. The first section of the table was reserved for strangers passingthrough Verdun, and here sat a party of young Russian officers in lightblouse-tunics, an American or two, and a few French officers.
What to read after The Happy Foreigner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bagnold Enid to read onlineMoreLess
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