The Dawn (Les Aubes)
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Mutinies break out among the soldiers.
There are revolts against the cruelty of chiefe, against the horrors and follies of the campaign.
Storms of hatred arise. Sick of nameless dreads, distresses, and miseries, all long after the necessary union of man with man. They are ashamed to be butchers of their fellows. And now, if this con- flagration of instincts could be extinguished; if our besiegera could be made to feel that they would find brotherly souls among us; if by a sudden understanding w...e might realise to-day a httle of the great human dream, Oppidomagne would be forgiven for all its shame, its folly, its blasphemy ; it would become the place in the world where one of the few sacred events had happened.
It is with this thought that you must all follow me down, towards your children. [Cheers.
The Crowd.
— He is the only one who makes things move.
— Without him, our cause was lost.
Someone (speahmg directly to H4r4nien).
We will all obey you ; you, you are our master.
[Cheers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mutinies break out among the soldiers.
There are revolts against the cruelty of chiefe, against the horrors and follies of the campaign.
Storms of hatred arise. Sick of nameless dreads, distresses, and miseries, all long after the necessary union of man with man. They are ashamed to be butchers of their fellows. And now, if this con- flagration of instincts could be extinguished; if our besiegera could be made to feel that they would find brotherly souls among us; if by a sudden understanding w...e might realise to-day a httle of the great human dream, Oppidomagne would be forgiven for all its shame, its folly, its blasphemy ; it would become the place in the world where one of the few sacred events had happened.
It is with this thought that you must all follow me down, towards your children. [Cheers.
The Crowd.
— He is the only one who makes things move.
— Without him, our cause was lost.
Someone (speahmg directly to H4r4nien).
We will all obey you ; you, you are our master.
[Cheers.
What to read after The Dawn (Les Aubes)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symons, Arthur, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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