The First Canadians in France
The First Canadians in France
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After a few moments, however, a light appeared and a solitary man entered the rotunda; he turned the electric switch, flooding the room with a bright light. He came to the door, unlocked it, and rolled it back slowly upon its wheels.
"Gut evening, zhentlemen, " he said in Eng- lish, but with a peculiar Franco-German ac- cent difficult to diagnose. "It iss fery kolt, iss it not?" We acknowledged the fact.
"You are vrom the Canadian Hospital?" he queried.
"You were evidently expecting us, " I re-... plied. "We are the advance party from that hospital. " He pushed the door wide for us to enter. We didn't debate the propriety of accepting the hospitality of a German, but marched in at once.
"Your dinner vill be retty in a leedle vhile. I vill haf Alvred ligh'd you the grate, und you soon fery comfortable vill be. " "Show me to the kitchen first, " I asked him, "and let me see w^hat arrangements you have [104] THE FIRST CANADIANS IN FRANCE for supper for the men. When they are made comfortable it will be plenty of time for our dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a few moments, however, a light appeared and a solitary man entered the rotunda; he turned the electric switch, flooding the room with a bright light. He came to the door, unlocked it, and rolled it back slowly upon its wheels.
"Gut evening, zhentlemen, " he said in Eng- lish, but with a peculiar Franco-German ac- cent difficult to diagnose. "It iss fery kolt, iss it not?" We acknowledged the fact.
"You are vrom the Canadian Hospital?" he queried.
"You were evidently expecting us, " I re-... plied. "We are the advance party from that hospital. " He pushed the door wide for us to enter. We didn't debate the propriety of accepting the hospitality of a German, but marched in at once.
"Your dinner vill be retty in a leedle vhile. I vill haf Alvred ligh'd you the grate, und you soon fery comfortable vill be. " "Show me to the kitchen first, " I asked him, "and let me see w^hat arrangements you have [104] THE FIRST CANADIANS IN FRANCE for supper for the men. When they are made comfortable it will be plenty of time for our dinner.
What to read after The First Canadians in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Mckelvey Frederick Mckelvey Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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