Among French Folk a book for Vagabonds
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' he said brusquely to Bidon, and covered Roget's face with a handkerchief.
WINE WATER AND SAND 157 " He was a good man was Roget, but the Pointe de Grave is small and France is very big. Perhaps people never even heard of him ... A good man. . . . " VI THE Pointe de Grave has, however, seen history of which France, big as she is, has heard and applauded. A. Hundred and fifty years ago, in 1777, it was from here that Lafayette, the chivalrous young nobleman who was willing to risk his all for L...iberty, looked the last on his native country before setting sail for the American War of Indepen- dence, and here that he landed again when the French Revolution claimed his courage some years later. Almost as if to return the compliment, it was at the Pointe that the first American troops set foot in Europe in 1916, and a monument to their solemn memory is now in course of erection.
The unfinished breakwaters which jut in many directions from the tree-clothed nose of the Pointe have seen, too, their share of tragedy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' he said brusquely to Bidon, and covered Roget's face with a handkerchief.
WINE WATER AND SAND 157 " He was a good man was Roget, but the Pointe de Grave is small and France is very big. Perhaps people never even heard of him ... A good man. . . . " VI THE Pointe de Grave has, however, seen history of which France, big as she is, has heard and applauded. A. Hundred and fifty years ago, in 1777, it was from here that Lafayette, the chivalrous young nobleman who was willing to risk his all for L...iberty, looked the last on his native country before setting sail for the American War of Indepen- dence, and here that he landed again when the French Revolution claimed his courage some years later. Almost as if to return the compliment, it was at the Pointe that the first American troops set foot in Europe in 1916, and a monument to their solemn memory is now in course of erection.
The unfinished breakwaters which jut in many directions from the tree-clothed nose of the Pointe have seen, too, their share of tragedy.
What to read after Among French Folk a book for Vagabonds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Branch William Branch Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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