The Tale of a Devil Dog
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Most of them bore heavy bundles, some pushed wheelbarrows or hand-carts, and a few who had saved their cows eased their burden by tying their belongings to the animals' backs so that they could help some less for- tunate soul to get on. Not far from the roadside was a canal. We could see boats upon it, some of which were drawn by horses too old to be drafted, others by French tanks and all of them were loaded with hungry, frightened, pitiful refugees. None of the scenes of ruin and desolation w...e had beheld since our entry into France impressed us like the suffering inflicted upon these defenseless, homeless beings.
Every American felt his fighting blood boil at sight of such frightfulness and the spirit of Lafayette must have heard our resolve to halt the German hordes in their determined drive on Paris.
Miles melted,, distance faded, and ere long we were near the French line of defense that was waiting for the German blow. We alighted from our trucks at Montreuil-aux-Lions near Chateau-Thierry, from where they were hurried back to pick up the thou- sands of refugees along the road and carry them to a safety zone, in the rear, for food and shelter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of them bore heavy bundles, some pushed wheelbarrows or hand-carts, and a few who had saved their cows eased their burden by tying their belongings to the animals' backs so that they could help some less for- tunate soul to get on. Not far from the roadside was a canal. We could see boats upon it, some of which were drawn by horses too old to be drafted, others by French tanks and all of them were loaded with hungry, frightened, pitiful refugees. None of the scenes of ruin and desolation w...e had beheld since our entry into France impressed us like the suffering inflicted upon these defenseless, homeless beings.
Every American felt his fighting blood boil at sight of such frightfulness and the spirit of Lafayette must have heard our resolve to halt the German hordes in their determined drive on Paris.
Miles melted,, distance faded, and ere long we were near the French line of defense that was waiting for the German blow. We alighted from our trucks at Montreuil-aux-Lions near Chateau-Thierry, from where they were hurried back to pick up the thou- sands of refugees along the road and carry them to a safety zone, in the rear, for food and shelter.
What to read after The Tale of a Devil Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carter, William Arthur, 1896- to read onlineMoreLess
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