War Days in Brittany
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Hundreds, nay thousands like him exist today, all over this sad old continent of Europe, vigorous young men now condemned forever to the dull and painful existence of a cripple. One hears on all sides of the courage and self-sacrifice of both the French and English Roman Catholic priests, how they cheer and encourage the men, bringing peace to the dying, nursing the wounded, holding services within the firing line, show- ing by example the highest patriotism.
An officer belonging to Nantes, in ...a letter to his wife on September 20th, describes a moving ceremony he had attended that morning: "At 8 o'clock I heard a Mass said by the chaplain of the — th Territorials, a plank had been nailed up between 54 War Days in Brittany two trees, and behind had been placed some leafy branches the best that our men could do under the circumstances. The chaplain began by addressing us a few words in which he told us that God would make allowance whilst work was being done for France; that he could not hear all our confessions, and that we should, therefore, make an act of contrition and a firm purpose of confessing our faults as soon as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hundreds, nay thousands like him exist today, all over this sad old continent of Europe, vigorous young men now condemned forever to the dull and painful existence of a cripple. One hears on all sides of the courage and self-sacrifice of both the French and English Roman Catholic priests, how they cheer and encourage the men, bringing peace to the dying, nursing the wounded, holding services within the firing line, show- ing by example the highest patriotism.
An officer belonging to Nantes, in ...a letter to his wife on September 20th, describes a moving ceremony he had attended that morning: "At 8 o'clock I heard a Mass said by the chaplain of the — th Territorials, a plank had been nailed up between 54 War Days in Brittany two trees, and behind had been placed some leafy branches the best that our men could do under the circumstances. The chaplain began by addressing us a few words in which he told us that God would make allowance whilst work was being done for France; that he could not hear all our confessions, and that we should, therefore, make an act of contrition and a firm purpose of confessing our faults as soon as possible.
What to read after War Days in Brittany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie Deming Jarves to read onlineMoreLess
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