My Home
My Home in the Field of Honor
作者：Huard, Frances Wilson, 1885-1969
体例：题 章数：43
字数：244,329 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 43 题- MY HOME IN THE FIELD OF HONOUR
- BY FRANCES WILSON HUARD
- I explained what I had heard in the morning.
- I turned, and a little woman in black advanced towards me.
- II
- I turned to my chauffeur who was tampering with his punctured tire.
- III
- I declined, but he was not offended; yet he seemed reluctant to go.
- IV
- I turned back and addressed myself to another:
- I grew cold as ice. Good God, what had happened?
- I breathed again.
- I explained in a few words.
- I looked at Madame Guix.
- I hurried to the spot, and found that he told the truth.
- VI
- I reached there as soon as they did. Their story was brief.
- I pulled out my map.
- The doctor appeared. I explained. "Shall I unbandage?"
- I stood petrified.
- I looked at the old man who had brought the boy.
- I translated politely.
- I replied with a nod.
- VII
- Not in the least surprised by my audacity he asked, "Are you a nurse?"
- I lied.
- I showed my armlet and he stepped aside.
- I was somewhat abashed.
- I laughed outright, much to his astonishment.
- I invoked my identity card.
- I turned and recognized my pastry baker's wife.
- I bowed and he departed. Then I turned to my friend.
- I insisted.
- VIII
- I called "Monsieur!"
- I understood and shuddered.
- I peeked into the courtyard.
- IX
- I nodded.
- I understood and was thankful.
- I listened.
- I bethought me of Madame Guix. Was she still alive?
- The End