Vive La France
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Without the war that man might have been returning, after a day's work in field or factory, to a neat Bavarian cottage, with geraniums growing in the dooryard, and a wife and children waiting for him at the gate.
Though when I visited the battle-field of Champagne the guns were still roaring — for the Germans were attempting to retake their lost trenches in a desperate series of counter-attacks — the field was already dotted with thousands upon thousands of Httle wooden crosses planted upon new...-made mounds. Above many of the graves there had been no time to erect crosses or headboards, so into the soft soil was thrust, neck downward, a bottle, and in the bottle was a slip of paper giving the name and the regiment of the soldier who lay beneath. In one place the graves had been dug so as to form a vast rectangle, and a priest, his cassock tucked up so that it showed his miUtary boots and trousers, was at work with saw and hammer building in the centre of that field of graves a little shrine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without the war that man might have been returning, after a day's work in field or factory, to a neat Bavarian cottage, with geraniums growing in the dooryard, and a wife and children waiting for him at the gate.
Though when I visited the battle-field of Champagne the guns were still roaring — for the Germans were attempting to retake their lost trenches in a desperate series of counter-attacks — the field was already dotted with thousands upon thousands of Httle wooden crosses planted upon new...-made mounds. Above many of the graves there had been no time to erect crosses or headboards, so into the soft soil was thrust, neck downward, a bottle, and in the bottle was a slip of paper giving the name and the regiment of the soldier who lay beneath. In one place the graves had been dug so as to form a vast rectangle, and a priest, his cassock tucked up so that it showed his miUtary boots and trousers, was at work with saw and hammer building in the centre of that field of graves a little shrine.
What to read after Vive La France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powell, E. Alexander (Edward Alexander), 1879- to read onlineMoreLess
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