The War On All Fronts: England's Effort
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Q. "--GeneralHeadquarters--that mysterious centre and brain of all things--invites usfor two days! If we accept, an officer will come for us on the morning ofMarch 1st to our hotel in Boulogne and take us by motor, some forty miles, to the guest-house where G. H. Q. Puts up its visitors. "_Accept!"_ Ah, ifone could only forget for a moment the human facts behind the absorbinginterest and excitement of this journey, one might be content to feel onlythe stir of quickened pulses, of gratitude for ...a further opportunity sotremendous.
As it was, I saw all the journey henceforward with new eyes, because ofthat to which it was bringing us. On we sped, through the Frenchcountryside, past a great forest lying black on the edge of the whitehorizon--I open my map and find it marked Bois de Crecy!--past another oldtown, with Agincourt a few miles to the east, and so into a region of pineand sand that borders the sea. Darkness comes down, and we miss our way. What are these lines of light among the pine woods?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. "--GeneralHeadquarters--that mysterious centre and brain of all things--invites usfor two days! If we accept, an officer will come for us on the morning ofMarch 1st to our hotel in Boulogne and take us by motor, some forty miles, to the guest-house where G. H. Q. Puts up its visitors. "_Accept!"_ Ah, ifone could only forget for a moment the human facts behind the absorbinginterest and excitement of this journey, one might be content to feel onlythe stir of quickened pulses, of gratitude for ...a further opportunity sotremendous.
As it was, I saw all the journey henceforward with new eyes, because ofthat to which it was bringing us. On we sped, through the Frenchcountryside, past a great forest lying black on the edge of the whitehorizon--I open my map and find it marked Bois de Crecy!--past another oldtown, with Agincourt a few miles to the east, and so into a region of pineand sand that borders the sea. Darkness comes down, and we miss our way. What are these lines of light among the pine woods?
What to read after The War On All Fronts: England's Effort?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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