A Heroine of France
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"My Captain, I tell you the truth, these men are jealous of theAngelic Maid whom Heaven has sent us. They say that she will takefrom them all the honour and glory; that they will fight and risktheir lives, but that she alone will have the praise. So they werefull of bitterness and anger; and some, methinks, may have thoughtto shame her by showing that they could act without her aid, and dothe work she has come to do, whilst she takes her rest and holdsher councils. So, gathering a band of soldi...ers together, theseofficers have sallied forth to try and storm and take the fortressof St. Loup, which lies some two thousand English yards from thewalls along the river banks. But the soldiers on the walls areshouting out that the English have swarmed forth like angry bees, and are beating back our soldiers and slaying them by the score. " "They should have known better than to go forth without theknowledge and command of the Maid, " I said sternly, and the youngman at my side nodded vehemently, his face alight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"My Captain, I tell you the truth, these men are jealous of theAngelic Maid whom Heaven has sent us. They say that she will takefrom them all the honour and glory; that they will fight and risktheir lives, but that she alone will have the praise. So they werefull of bitterness and anger; and some, methinks, may have thoughtto shame her by showing that they could act without her aid, and dothe work she has come to do, whilst she takes her rest and holdsher councils. So, gathering a band of soldi...ers together, theseofficers have sallied forth to try and storm and take the fortressof St. Loup, which lies some two thousand English yards from thewalls along the river banks. But the soldiers on the walls areshouting out that the English have swarmed forth like angry bees, and are beating back our soldiers and slaying them by the score. " "They should have known better than to go forth without theknowledge and command of the Maid, " I said sternly, and the youngman at my side nodded vehemently, his face alight.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett-Green Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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