The Uncensored Letters of a Canteen Girl
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May meet together and indulge in conversation, now bears a board with some such legend printed on it and after each terse warning is the terser admonition; Read G. O. 39. A campaign of silence is on foot. These catchy phrases, American variations on the classic French line: Taisez vous, mefiez vous, les oreilles ennemies vous ecoutent! — Be still, be- ware, the ears of the enemy are listening! — ^are to be perpetual re- minders to us that we are all too prone to gossip indiscreetly.
As to just ...what one may say and mustn't say, I for one confess, not having read G. O. 39, that I am in a quandary. I find myself hesitating before mentioning the fact that we had baked beans for dinner. As for talking about the weather, why that leads naturally to the subject of moonlight nights, and moonlight nights, as every one knows, now imply not romance but air-raids and air-raids are of course a tabooed topic. Indeed I am beginning to have a sneak- ing conviction that perhaps it would be better to discard speech entirely and take to conversing in dumb show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May meet together and indulge in conversation, now bears a board with some such legend printed on it and after each terse warning is the terser admonition; Read G. O. 39. A campaign of silence is on foot. These catchy phrases, American variations on the classic French line: Taisez vous, mefiez vous, les oreilles ennemies vous ecoutent! — Be still, be- ware, the ears of the enemy are listening! — ^are to be perpetual re- minders to us that we are all too prone to gossip indiscreetly.
As to just ...what one may say and mustn't say, I for one confess, not having read G. O. 39, that I am in a quandary. I find myself hesitating before mentioning the fact that we had baked beans for dinner. As for talking about the weather, why that leads naturally to the subject of moonlight nights, and moonlight nights, as every one knows, now imply not romance but air-raids and air-raids are of course a tabooed topic. Indeed I am beginning to have a sneak- ing conviction that perhaps it would be better to discard speech entirely and take to conversing in dumb show.
What to read after The Uncensored Letters of a Canteen Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Duncan Morse to read onlineMoreLess
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