The French Prisoners: A Story for BoysMacMillan & Company, 1884 - 234 sider |
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... hand in welcome . " Two lads came marching along the shady avenue , waving their light - coloured schoolboy caps ... hands , for they were THE FRENCH PRISONERS. ...
... hand in welcome . " Two lads came marching along the shady avenue , waving their light - coloured schoolboy caps ... hands , for they were THE FRENCH PRISONERS. ...
Side 2
A Story for Boys Eduard Bertz. thorn sticks were in their hands , for they were just returning from a walking tour through the Thuringia mountain forests . It was at the end of the summer holidays of 1870 . In Germany , where the mental ...
A Story for Boys Eduard Bertz. thorn sticks were in their hands , for they were just returning from a walking tour through the Thuringia mountain forests . It was at the end of the summer holidays of 1870 . In Germany , where the mental ...
Side 3
... hands with them . ' Met ? have you met him ? Is it Wilhelm ? ' he asked , looking anxiously into the boy's blue eyes . ' Yes , it was he , your own grandson , ' Fritz replied . ' It was in Halle , where we passed a full day , for all ...
... hands with them . ' Met ? have you met him ? Is it Wilhelm ? ' he asked , looking anxiously into the boy's blue eyes . ' Yes , it was he , your own grandson , ' Fritz replied . ' It was in Halle , where we passed a full day , for all ...
Side 4
... hands and thanked the Lord of Mercy . Oh my ! now it's the same enemy again hungering after the hams in our smoking - chambers . Didn't he get enough fifty years ago ? But never mind , our lads are as good as we old ones were , and ...
... hands and thanked the Lord of Mercy . Oh my ! now it's the same enemy again hungering after the hams in our smoking - chambers . Didn't he get enough fifty years ago ? But never mind , our lads are as good as we old ones were , and ...
Side 5
... hand of her younger son . ' I always see before me all those poor mothers who are now trembling for their sons . Oh , children , how thankful I am that you are still too young to take part in this cruel , cruel war ! ' " Thankful ...
... hand of her younger son . ' I always see before me all those poor mothers who are now trembling for their sons . Oh , children , how thankful I am that you are still too young to take part in this cruel , cruel war ! ' " Thankful ...
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afternoon asked battle of Sedan Bockelow boys brothers called camp captive CHAPTER coachman Commander comrades crowd dark dear Doctor Stallbaum's door duty Enderlein escape exclaimed eyes face father felt Finaud fortress France French language French officer Fritz German glacis glad guard gymnasium hand heart Herr Krakel Herr Pastor honour hospital Huber intercourse Jean Jacques Rousseau kind Lamain latter live looked Luxembourg Gardens madman master militiamen Molière morning mother never old Jockel once Paris patriotic peace pity Ponto the Ninth poor fellow primus prisoners Prussian Quartier Latin rampart replied round Schimmelpfennig schoolboys seemed shouted siege of Paris silent sleep soapboiler soldiers soon street tell thank things thought tion told took town Turco Vicar Vicarage voice waiting walk Wasserloch Wilhelm words wounded young Frenchman youth
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