War Letters From France
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At Etial alone we found enough material to equip five hundred men. There was a pyramid of helmets and new shoes in front of the church. We gave the shoes to the townsmen. Our company was the first to enter Etial on the heels of the retreating Prussians; and I had the satisfac- tion of tearing down with my own hands the placard bordered with the German colors which threatened with death anyone who annoyed the German soldiers or removed that notice.
But to return to the Vosges. After the glorious... 62 IN THE HOSPITAL Battle of the Marne the Germans retreated in haste toward the frontier. Our hussars and chasseurs kept only twenty-five or thirty kilometers behind them all the way. The Germans on this retreat left an enor- mous quantity of munitions behind them, and the stragglers were made prisoners. One day while we were halting by the roadside we saw two African chasseurs bringing in two German prisoners. One of them smiled and gave us the military salute.
When they reached the tent company all of a sudden I saw a French soldier dart out into the street, throw both arms around this prisoner and kiss him on both cheeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Etial alone we found enough material to equip five hundred men. There was a pyramid of helmets and new shoes in front of the church. We gave the shoes to the townsmen. Our company was the first to enter Etial on the heels of the retreating Prussians; and I had the satisfac- tion of tearing down with my own hands the placard bordered with the German colors which threatened with death anyone who annoyed the German soldiers or removed that notice.
But to return to the Vosges. After the glorious... 62 IN THE HOSPITAL Battle of the Marne the Germans retreated in haste toward the frontier. Our hussars and chasseurs kept only twenty-five or thirty kilometers behind them all the way. The Germans on this retreat left an enor- mous quantity of munitions behind them, and the stragglers were made prisoners. One day while we were halting by the roadside we saw two African chasseurs bringing in two German prisoners. One of them smiled and gave us the military salute.
When they reached the tent company all of a sudden I saw a French soldier dart out into the street, throw both arms around this prisoner and kiss him on both cheeks.
What to read after War Letters From France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Geouffre De Lapradelle to read onlineMoreLess
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