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G. Wells, the C'est la Guerre— It is the War 85 English novelist, in his book describing him, could have made the mistake of calling his eyes black. There might be some doubt as to the color of some people's eyes, but not Joffre's.
My interpreter on this occasion was Maurice, the dancer, well known to the patrons of the Biltmore, and the theatre-going public of America.
"When I landed from the Mayflower at Wash- ington," continued Joffre, "it was one of the greatest moments of my life. Your rec...eptions made me feel that France was in the hearts of all your people." I replied: "While you were winning the heart of America, our people lost their hearts to you." "Yes," came the quick response, "it was a complete conquest." Marshal Joffre is the parent war hero of France.
Of medium height, ruddy complexion, robust and strong. There is a great kindness in his calm face.
His well-rounded head is crowned with white hair parted to one side. His voice is singularly soft. His heavy gray mustache curves upward in easy fashion, without military severity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Wells, the C'est la Guerre— It is the War 85 English novelist, in his book describing him, could have made the mistake of calling his eyes black. There might be some doubt as to the color of some people's eyes, but not Joffre's.
My interpreter on this occasion was Maurice, the dancer, well known to the patrons of the Biltmore, and the theatre-going public of America.
"When I landed from the Mayflower at Wash- ington," continued Joffre, "it was one of the greatest moments of my life. Your rec...eptions made me feel that France was in the hearts of all your people." I replied: "While you were winning the heart of America, our people lost their hearts to you." "Yes," came the quick response, "it was a complete conquest." Marshal Joffre is the parent war hero of France.
Of medium height, ruddy complexion, robust and strong. There is a great kindness in his calm face.
His well-rounded head is crowned with white hair parted to one side. His voice is singularly soft. His heavy gray mustache curves upward in easy fashion, without military severity.
What to read after "we'll Stick to the Finish!"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapple, Joseph Mitchell, 1867- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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