Children's Book Series
I. THE CHURCH AND THE PEOPLE II. ON THE WAY HOME III. THE COMING OF THE GERMANS IV. THE RETURN OF THE FRENCH V. AT MADAME COUDERT'S VI. THE BURNING OF THE CATHEDRAL VII. HOME AGAIN VIII. REFUGEES IX. THE FOREIGN LEGION X. FONTANELLE XI. A SURPRISE XII. MORNING IN THE MEADOW XI...
I. THE CHURCH AND THE PEOPLE II. ON THE WAY HOME III. THE COMING OF THE GERMANS IV. THE RETURN OF THE FRENCH V. AT MADAME COUDERT'S VI. THE BURNING OF THE CATHEDRAL VII. HOME AG...
2. Chapter 2She paused, struck by a new alarm. Her father and mother lived in a tiny village far west of Rheims. What if the Germans should succeed in getting so far as that? What would bec...
3. Chapter 3Pierre was bursting with curiosity to know about the Battle of the Marne. Not another boy of his acquaintance had a wounded father, and though his opportunities for seeing his f...
4. Chapter 4They found a landing-place, and the Ark was drawn ashore. Pierre and Pierrette ran at once to gather sticks and leaves. These they brought to their Father, and soon a cheerful f...
5. Chapter 5The next few days seemed to Pierre and Pierrette, and indeed to all the inhabitants of Fontanelle, little less than a series of miracles. In the first place, the Doctor and Made...
6. Chapter 6"Bonjour, kids!" cried Uncle Sam in astonishment, when he saw the two children at the tent door. "What on earth are you doing here? Don't you know visitors are not expected in c...
7. Chapter 7Books which may be commended to the teacher, for descriptions of various aspects of the Great War, are: Hay's _The First Hundred Thousand_; Nicolas's _Campaign Diary of a French...