The Little Corner Never Conquered; the Story of the American Red Cross Work for Belgium
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I had a father, mother, one brother and five sisters. We all worked hard, but very happy together.
Then one day my father said that the Germans were coming and that we must go away. We took some bread and started on the road to Ypres. My father could not go with us as he wanted to do some work. He said he would come to Ypres the next day, but the Germans caught him and he never came.
We were very tired that night and we did not have any place to go. Everybody was running around in Ypres and man...y people were going away. After it got dark, a man told my mother we could stay in his barn. There was a little hay and we slept on that. The next day we went 132 THE LITTLE CORNER NEVER CONQUERED to Reninghelst where my aunt lived. She was very kind to us and we lived with her for a year. My mother did washing for the soldiers and my sister found some work mending uniforms. My two little sisters, my brother Jan, and I went to school every day out a little way into the country. We often wrote to my father but never had any letter from him or never heard anything about him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had a father, mother, one brother and five sisters. We all worked hard, but very happy together.
Then one day my father said that the Germans were coming and that we must go away. We took some bread and started on the road to Ypres. My father could not go with us as he wanted to do some work. He said he would come to Ypres the next day, but the Germans caught him and he never came.
We were very tired that night and we did not have any place to go. Everybody was running around in Ypres and man...y people were going away. After it got dark, a man told my mother we could stay in his barn. There was a little hay and we slept on that. The next day we went 132 THE LITTLE CORNER NEVER CONQUERED to Reninghelst where my aunt lived. She was very kind to us and we lived with her for a year. My mother did washing for the soldiers and my sister found some work mending uniforms. My two little sisters, my brother Jan, and I went to school every day out a little way into the country. We often wrote to my father but never had any letter from him or never heard anything about him.
What to read after The Little Corner Never Conquered; the Story of the American Red Cross Work for Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Van Schaick to read onlineMoreLess
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