To Arms La Veille Des Armes An Impression of the Spirit of France
To Arms La Veille Des Armes An Impression of the Spirit of France
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... I go the second day. " He replaced his book in his pocket and arrang- ing his odoriferous branches, remarked: "I work with machine guns. They are splen- did. It is worth while to work with anything like that. " The tram crossed the city limit. Simone rose. Before her, the honest man, burdened with his sack and fagot, left at the first stop. He had a farewell smile for the conductor: To Arms! 213 "Good-bye, perhaps! We can easily see what is coming. While we are waiting, we must live ! I am ...going to sell my garlic and laurel. " Simone admired the practical philosophy of the poor men, and the teaching they gave in their candor, to those who knew how to listen. How quickly they resigned themselves and how easily they adapted themselves to circumstances! The war would trample on their interests and affec- tions. But they bent their backs under this bur- den, without losing time and seeking for the causes of the trouble. War, oh, yes! it is ter- rible! but, as Madame Miton said, in the midst of her tears, "We cannot become Prussians, and as we must endure the scourge, we must resign ourselves to it, as we would to illness, deaths in the family and everything that comes to us in life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... I go the second day. " He replaced his book in his pocket and arrang- ing his odoriferous branches, remarked: "I work with machine guns. They are splen- did. It is worth while to work with anything like that. " The tram crossed the city limit. Simone rose. Before her, the honest man, burdened with his sack and fagot, left at the first stop. He had a farewell smile for the conductor: To Arms! 213 "Good-bye, perhaps! We can easily see what is coming. While we are waiting, we must live ! I am ...going to sell my garlic and laurel. " Simone admired the practical philosophy of the poor men, and the teaching they gave in their candor, to those who knew how to listen. How quickly they resigned themselves and how easily they adapted themselves to circumstances! The war would trample on their interests and affec- tions. But they bent their backs under this bur- den, without losing time and seeking for the causes of the trouble. War, oh, yes! it is ter- rible! but, as Madame Miton said, in the midst of her tears, "We cannot become Prussians, and as we must endure the scourge, we must resign ourselves to it, as we would to illness, deaths in the family and everything that comes to us in life.
What to read after To Arms La Veille Des Armes An Impression of the Spirit of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcelle Tinayre to read onlineMoreLess
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