Travel War And Shipwreck
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It affords me much pleasure to do good, and I will doctor you and soon make you very well. But remember, Mon- sieur, " addressing himself specially to me, " it is for an in- dividual Englishman I do this for one person, not for the nation. Remember what I say ; for the English peoples I hate. They imprison the Emperor they make war with France, and I am a French soldat. Yes, monsieur, I hope my medicine will do you good very much good. But remember what I say, it is for you, not your peoples I ...do it. For ever I am the enemy of your country. " This tirade over, the good little major the enemy until death of my country applied his liniment to my shoulder with a delicacy that would have done credit to the tapering delicate fingers of a sister or sweetheart. After the Frenchman's back was turned, we could not help laughing at the trouble he took, and the vehemence he showed in letting me know that the service he per- formed was to the individual, not to the nationality to which he belonged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It affords me much pleasure to do good, and I will doctor you and soon make you very well. But remember, Mon- sieur, " addressing himself specially to me, " it is for an in- dividual Englishman I do this for one person, not for the nation. Remember what I say ; for the English peoples I hate. They imprison the Emperor they make war with France, and I am a French soldat. Yes, monsieur, I hope my medicine will do you good very much good. But remember what I say, it is for you, not your peoples I ...do it. For ever I am the enemy of your country. " This tirade over, the good little major the enemy until death of my country applied his liniment to my shoulder with a delicacy that would have done credit to the tapering delicate fingers of a sister or sweetheart. After the Frenchman's back was turned, we could not help laughing at the trouble he took, and the vehemence he showed in letting me know that the service he per- formed was to the individual, not to the nationality to which he belonged.
What to read after Travel War And Shipwreck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fillmore Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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