Questions by jaylin19 - Page 15
30 POINTS PLSSS HELP:Read this passage from Two Friends. What contrast is the author making between the two French friends and their enemies, the Prussians? Monsieur Sauvage, pointing to the heights, murmured: "The Prussians are up yonder!" And the sight of the deserted country filled the two friends with vague misgivings. The Prussians! They had never seen them as yet, but they had felt their presence in the neighborhood of Paris for months past--ruining France, pillaging, massacring, starving them. And a kind of superstitious terror mingled with the hatred they already felt toward this unknown, victorious nation. "Suppose we were to meet any of them?" said Morissot. "We'd offer them some fish," replied Monsieur Sauvage, with that Parisian light-heartedness which nothing can wholly quench.