Told in a French Garden - August, 1914 by Mildred Aldrich
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"Don't push that idea too far," interrupted the Doctor from the door.
"Don't be alarmed. I was only going to say--there are Ik Marvels _au dela_--" "I knew that idea was in your head. Drop it!" laughed the Doctor. "Anyway," said the Violinist, "if Life is but a dream, she had a pretty one. Good night." And he went up to bed, and we all soon followed him, and I imagine not one of us, as we looked out into the moonlit air, thought that night of war. III THE CRITIC'S STORY 'TWAS IN THE INDIAN SUMMER THE TALE OF AN ACTRESS The next day, just as we were sitting down to dinner, the news came that Namur had fallen. The German army had marched singing into the burning town the afternoon before. The Youngster had his head over a map almost all through dinner. The Belgians were practically pushed out of all but Antwerp, and the Germans were rapidly approaching the natural defences of France running from Lille to Verdun, through |
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