Our Part in the Great War
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They have been con- verted into a home for refugees, but the old insignia of famous victories still adorn the walls. We were talking with Madame Derlon. She is a refugee from Pont-a-Mousson, widowed by German severity. But unlike so many women of Lorraine whom I met, she still could look to her line continu- ing. For while she sat, slightly bent over and tired, Charles, her fifteen-year-old son ("fifteen and a half. Monsieur"), stood tall and straight at her side. While the mother told me her s...tory, I looked up from her and saw on the wall the escutcheon of the Regiment, and I read in illuminated letters the names of the battles in which it had fought : "Austerlitz — 1805. Friedland — 1807. Sebastopol — 1 854. Solferino — 1859. " 240 THE LITTLE CORPORAL 241 At the beginning of the war, her husband was ferryman of the Moselle, she said. He carried civilians and soldiers across. Their little son, then thirteen years old, liked to be near him, and watch the river and the passing of people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have been con- verted into a home for refugees, but the old insignia of famous victories still adorn the walls. We were talking with Madame Derlon. She is a refugee from Pont-a-Mousson, widowed by German severity. But unlike so many women of Lorraine whom I met, she still could look to her line continu- ing. For while she sat, slightly bent over and tired, Charles, her fifteen-year-old son ("fifteen and a half. Monsieur"), stood tall and straight at her side. While the mother told me her s...tory, I looked up from her and saw on the wall the escutcheon of the Regiment, and I read in illuminated letters the names of the battles in which it had fought : "Austerlitz — 1805. Friedland — 1807. Sebastopol — 1 854. Solferino — 1859. " 240 THE LITTLE CORPORAL 241 At the beginning of the war, her husband was ferryman of the Moselle, she said. He carried civilians and soldiers across. Their little son, then thirteen years old, liked to be near him, and watch the river and the passing of people.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gleason Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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