Where the Sabots Clatter Again
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Ah, it was terrible, Madame, to bebombarded by one's friends. I did not leave this cave, and I prayed andprayed, 'Sainte Claire, save me once more!' and Sainte Claire replied, 'The French are coming. We shall not be hurt. ' One morning it wassuddenly quiet: the cannon had stopped. I listened and heard nothing, and I came up into my house. It was empty, Madame. The Boches had gone. One shell had fallen through the roof into my bedroom--that was all. Butah, Madame! _Noyon, pauvre Noyon!_ She was ...like a corpse. _Ah lala, lala! Qu
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, it was terrible, Madame, to bebombarded by one's friends. I did not leave this cave, and I prayed andprayed, 'Sainte Claire, save me once more!' and Sainte Claire replied, 'The French are coming. We shall not be hurt. ' One morning it wassuddenly quiet: the cannon had stopped. I listened and heard nothing, and I came up into my house. It was empty, Madame. The Boches had gone. One shell had fallen through the roof into my bedroom--that was all. Butah, Madame! _Noyon, pauvre Noyon!_ She was ...like a corpse. _Ah lala, lala! Qu
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