Back to Life
Back to Life
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" With it, not so universal, THROUGH HOSTILE GATES 129 but haunting in constant refrain between the outbursts of that other tune, they sang " La Brabanconne " of Belgium and quaint old folk-songs that came to life again with the spirit of the people. Bells pealed from churches in which the Germans had left them by special favour. The belfry of Bruges had not lost its carillon. In Ghent, when the King of the Belgians rode in along flower- strewn ways, under banners that made one great canopy, wh...ile cheers swept up and around him to his grave, tanned, melancholy face, unchanged by victory — so I had seen him in his ruined towns among his dead — I heard the great boom of the cathedral bell. In Brussels, when he rode in later, there were many bells ringing and clash- ing, and wild cheering, which to me, lying in an upper room after a smash on the Field of Waterloo, seemed uncanny and inhuman, like the murmur of innumerable ghost-voices. Into these towns, and along the roads through Belgium to the Meuse, bands were playing and soldiers singing, and on each man's rifle was a flag or a flower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" With it, not so universal, THROUGH HOSTILE GATES 129 but haunting in constant refrain between the outbursts of that other tune, they sang " La Brabanconne " of Belgium and quaint old folk-songs that came to life again with the spirit of the people. Bells pealed from churches in which the Germans had left them by special favour. The belfry of Bruges had not lost its carillon. In Ghent, when the King of the Belgians rode in along flower- strewn ways, under banners that made one great canopy, wh...ile cheers swept up and around him to his grave, tanned, melancholy face, unchanged by victory — so I had seen him in his ruined towns among his dead — I heard the great boom of the cathedral bell. In Brussels, when he rode in later, there were many bells ringing and clash- ing, and wild cheering, which to me, lying in an upper room after a smash on the Field of Waterloo, seemed uncanny and inhuman, like the murmur of innumerable ghost-voices. Into these towns, and along the roads through Belgium to the Meuse, bands were playing and soldiers singing, and on each man's rifle was a flag or a flower.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gibbs Intro By Anthony Langley to read onlineMoreLess
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