The New book of Martyrs
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Both knees! What a future!" The burden of experience is a sorrowful one. It is always sorrowful tohave sufficient memory to discern the future.
Small splinters from a grenade make very little wounds in a man's legs;but great disorders may enter by way of those little wounds, and theknee is such a complicated, delicate marvel!
Corporal Leglise is in bed now. He breathes with difficulty, andcatches his breath now and again like a person who has been sobbing. Helooks about him languidly, and hardl...y seems to have made up his mind tolive. He contemplates the bottle of serum, the tubes, the needles, allthe apparatus set in motion to revive his fluttering heart, and heseems bowed down by grief. He wants something to drink, but he must nothave anything yet; he wants to sleep, but we have to deny sleep tothose who need it most; he wants to die perhaps, and we will not lethim.
He sees again the listening post where he spent the night, in advanceof all his comrades. He sees again the narrow doorway bordered bysandbags through which he came out at dawn to breathe the cold air andlook at the sky from the bottom of the communication-trench.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both knees! What a future!" The burden of experience is a sorrowful one. It is always sorrowful tohave sufficient memory to discern the future.
Small splinters from a grenade make very little wounds in a man's legs;but great disorders may enter by way of those little wounds, and theknee is such a complicated, delicate marvel!
Corporal Leglise is in bed now. He breathes with difficulty, andcatches his breath now and again like a person who has been sobbing. Helooks about him languidly, and hardl...y seems to have made up his mind tolive. He contemplates the bottle of serum, the tubes, the needles, allthe apparatus set in motion to revive his fluttering heart, and heseems bowed down by grief. He wants something to drink, but he must nothave anything yet; he wants to sleep, but we have to deny sleep tothose who need it most; he wants to die perhaps, and we will not lethim.
He sees again the listening post where he spent the night, in advanceof all his comrades. He sees again the narrow doorway bordered bysandbags through which he came out at dawn to breathe the cold air andlook at the sky from the bottom of the communication-trench.
What to read after The New book of Martyrs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duhamel Georges to read onlineMoreLess
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