A Soldier of the Legion
A Soldier of the Legion
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His handclasp was returned with meaning. Every one supposed that le bleu of four days ago and le bleu of to-day were old acquaintances who had found each other unexpectedly.
There was no chance for private speech. A quick fire of interrogation volleyed at the three recruits, especially at Max. "Are you French? Are you German? Are you from Switzerland Alsace Belgium Italy England? " Questions spattered round the newcomers like a rain of bullets, in as many languages as the countries named, and M...ax amused himself by answering in the same, whenever he was able.
"How many tongues have you stowed in that fly-trap of yours, my child?" inquired a thin, elderly Legionnaire with a long nose and clever, twinkling eyes. No nation but Holland could have produced that face, and it was unnecessary that the speaker should introduce himself as a Dutchman. " Fourteen years have I served France FOUR EYES 139 in the Legion. I have been to Madagascar and Tonkin. Everywhere I have found myself the champion of lan- guages, which is only natural, for I was translator in the State Department at home a long while ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His handclasp was returned with meaning. Every one supposed that le bleu of four days ago and le bleu of to-day were old acquaintances who had found each other unexpectedly.
There was no chance for private speech. A quick fire of interrogation volleyed at the three recruits, especially at Max. "Are you French? Are you German? Are you from Switzerland Alsace Belgium Italy England? " Questions spattered round the newcomers like a rain of bullets, in as many languages as the countries named, and M...ax amused himself by answering in the same, whenever he was able.
"How many tongues have you stowed in that fly-trap of yours, my child?" inquired a thin, elderly Legionnaire with a long nose and clever, twinkling eyes. No nation but Holland could have produced that face, and it was unnecessary that the speaker should introduce himself as a Dutchman. " Fourteen years have I served France FOUR EYES 139 in the Legion. I have been to Madagascar and Tonkin. Everywhere I have found myself the champion of lan- guages, which is only natural, for I was translator in the State Department at home a long while ago.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C N Charles Norris Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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