The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 120Atlantic Monthly Company, 1917 - American essays |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 80
Page 11
... seen by the whole world , not as a reward to them , who are beyond all recompense , but for the glory of our country ... seen soldiers argue with their officers because they would not let them go ; I have seen some of them weeping with ...
... seen by the whole world , not as a reward to them , who are beyond all recompense , but for the glory of our country ... seen soldiers argue with their officers because they would not let them go ; I have seen some of them weeping with ...
Page 213
... seen a pauper ! Have you ever been to a workhouse ? I don't suppose you have ever seen a lunatic . Have you ever been to an asylum ? I don't suppose you have ever seen a convict . Have you ever been in a prison ? Have you ever been into ...
... seen a pauper ! Have you ever been to a workhouse ? I don't suppose you have ever seen a lunatic . Have you ever been to an asylum ? I don't suppose you have ever seen a convict . Have you ever been in a prison ? Have you ever been into ...
Page 462
... seen for a year . This excellent woman bringed us to her father , and he did not accept that we pay for what we eat and drink . Our clothes , which were very worn and wet , we dried out . Then we left this nice people and took the road ...
... seen for a year . This excellent woman bringed us to her father , and he did not accept that we pay for what we eat and drink . Our clothes , which were very worn and wet , we dried out . Then we left this nice people and took the road ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Adriatic Allies Alsace Alsatians American army artillery asked Austria Austria-Hungary Balkan Belgian Belgium Berlin boys British Bulgaria called cial course economic English Europe eyes face fact Fannet feel fighting fire force France French friends front German German General Staff give hand head heart human interest Italy Kerensky knew labor land Latimer less light live look matter means ment military million mind mother nations nature never night nomic Nupee officer once Pan-Germany passed peace perhaps person Petrograd poilu political present Quebec question Russia seemed sense Serbia ship side Slavs Socialists soldiers soul spirit stand submersible sure talk tell things thought tion to-day train ture Turkey turn United victory voice watch whole women words young