The Walnut Tree (2012)
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Henri had obtained my pass, and he kissed me on the cheek when he said good-bye.
I had the strongest feeling that it would be a very long time before I saw him again, and I thought perhaps he had had the same premonition. Madeleine’s grief went too deep to measure. I wouldn’t be returning to Paris. I wished him well, told him that he must come home safe to Madeleine and his son.
He smiled, promised, and then was gone.
Madeleine had come down to see me off. Michel had brought the moto...rcar around—Henri insisted that I must not travel to Rouen by train. He had fretted that I didn’t have a maid to accompany me. But I had traveled to Calais alone in the midst of the fighting and I felt no fear for my safety.
All the same I was grateful for his care.
I reached Rouen and discovered that Henri had sent word to the port authorities that I had been in Paris to attend the funeral of my fiancé, a hero of the Marne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henri had obtained my pass, and he kissed me on the cheek when he said good-bye.
I had the strongest feeling that it would be a very long time before I saw him again, and I thought perhaps he had had the same premonition. Madeleine’s grief went too deep to measure. I wouldn’t be returning to Paris. I wished him well, told him that he must come home safe to Madeleine and his son.
He smiled, promised, and then was gone.
Madeleine had come down to see me off. Michel had brought the moto...rcar around—Henri insisted that I must not travel to Rouen by train. He had fretted that I didn’t have a maid to accompany me. But I had traveled to Calais alone in the midst of the fighting and I felt no fear for my safety.
All the same I was grateful for his care.
I reached Rouen and discovered that Henri had sent word to the port authorities that I had been in Paris to attend the funeral of my fiancé, a hero of the Marne.
What to read after The Walnut Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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