With Those Who Wait
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Atpresent its contents was extract of orange flower!
There may be certain smart youth who brag about having obtained kirschfor their _tilleul_, or rum in their tea, but such myths are scarcelycredited.
Naturally there is the grumbling element who claim that absinthe neverhurt any one, and cite as example the painter Harpignies, who lived tobe almost a hundred, having absorbed on the average of two a day untilthe very last.
But all have become so accustomed to making sacrifices that even thisone... is passed off with a smile. What can one more or less mean now?Besides, the women gave up pastry, didn't they?
One joked the first time one ordered an infusion or a lemon vichy, onewas even a bit disgusted at the taste. And then one got used to it, the same as one is ready to become accustomed to anything; to trottingabout the darkened streets, to going to bed early, to getting alongwithout sugar, and even to being bombed.
There is a drawing by Forain which instantly obtained celebrity, andwhich represents two French soldiers talking together in the trenches.
What to read after With Those Who Wait?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Atpresent its contents was extract of orange flower!
There may be certain smart youth who brag about having obtained kirschfor their _tilleul_, or rum in their tea, but such myths are scarcelycredited.
Naturally there is the grumbling element who claim that absinthe neverhurt any one, and cite as example the painter Harpignies, who lived tobe almost a hundred, having absorbed on the average of two a day untilthe very last.
But all have become so accustomed to making sacrifices that even thisone... is passed off with a smile. What can one more or less mean now?Besides, the women gave up pastry, didn't they?
One joked the first time one ordered an infusion or a lemon vichy, onewas even a bit disgusted at the taste. And then one got used to it, the same as one is ready to become accustomed to anything; to trottingabout the darkened streets, to going to bed early, to getting alongwithout sugar, and even to being bombed.
There is a drawing by Forain which instantly obtained celebrity, andwhich represents two French soldiers talking together in the trenches.
What to read after With Those Who Wait?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huard Frances Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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