True Stories of the Great War volume 1
True Stories of the Great War volume 1
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The fields had become very empty and sad: instead of the crowds of jolly handsome young peasant lads, singing their beautiful Slovak songs as they worked, there were now only a few old men and women, and gipsies who would follow one any distance begging all the time for "a Kreutzer for the love of God, Mistress. " The men-servants who had gone to their Kaders soon 112 Some Experiences in Hungary began to return. First came the Man of Art. We had all been sitting outside on the terrace when we... heard that this first of the heroes had returned, and he was at once summoned to give his report. His heart was bad, so bad that the doctor feared that the exertion of even a few days' military service might kill him, therefore — with many shakes of his head — he would never fight for his country.
"Where did they tell you that?" I asked.
"In Agram, Fraulein, " very mournfully.
"They didn't expect you to believe it, I hope?" But the Princess interrupted. "Don't ask these awk- ward questions, Jerry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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The fields had become very empty and sad: instead of the crowds of jolly handsome young peasant lads, singing their beautiful Slovak songs as they worked, there were now only a few old men and women, and gipsies who would follow one any distance begging all the time for "a Kreutzer for the love of God, Mistress. " The men-servants who had gone to their Kaders soon 112 Some Experiences in Hungary began to return. First came the Man of Art. We had all been sitting outside on the terrace when we... heard that this first of the heroes had returned, and he was at once summoned to give his report. His heart was bad, so bad that the doctor feared that the exertion of even a few days' military service might kill him, therefore — with many shakes of his head — he would never fight for his country.
"Where did they tell you that?" I asked.
"In Agram, Fraulein, " very mournfully.
"They didn't expect you to believe it, I hope?" But the Princess interrupted. "Don't ask these awk- ward questions, Jerry.
What to read after True Stories of the Great War volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Francis Trevelyan, 1877-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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