On the Edge of the War Zone
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X March 23, 1915 Can it be possible that it is two months since I wrote to you? I couldnot realize it when I got your reproachful letter this morning. But Ilooked in my letter-book, and found that it was true.
The truth is--I have nothing to write about. The winter and itsdiscomforts do not inspire me any more than the news from the frontdoes, and no need to tell you that does not make one talkative.
It has been a damp and nasty and changeable winter--one of themost horrid I ever experienced. T...here has been almost no snow. Almost never has the ground frozen, and not only is there mud, mudeverywhere, but freshets also. Today the Marne lies more like anopen sea than a river across the fields in the valley. One can imaginewhat it is like out there in the trenches.
We have occasional lovely sunny days, when it is warmer out-of-doors than in--and when those days came, I dug a bit in the dirt, planted tulips and sweet peas.
Sometimes I have managed to get fuel, and when that happened, Iwas ever so cosy in the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X March 23, 1915 Can it be possible that it is two months since I wrote to you? I couldnot realize it when I got your reproachful letter this morning. But Ilooked in my letter-book, and found that it was true.
The truth is--I have nothing to write about. The winter and itsdiscomforts do not inspire me any more than the news from the frontdoes, and no need to tell you that does not make one talkative.
It has been a damp and nasty and changeable winter--one of themost horrid I ever experienced. T...here has been almost no snow. Almost never has the ground frozen, and not only is there mud, mudeverywhere, but freshets also. Today the Marne lies more like anopen sea than a river across the fields in the valley. One can imaginewhat it is like out there in the trenches.
We have occasional lovely sunny days, when it is warmer out-of-doors than in--and when those days came, I dug a bit in the dirt, planted tulips and sweet peas.
Sometimes I have managed to get fuel, and when that happened, Iwas ever so cosy in the house.
What to read after On the Edge of the War Zone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Mildred to read onlineMoreLess
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