[The Forest of Swords by Joseph A. Altsheler]@TWC D-Link bookThe Forest of Swords CHAPTER X 35/44
In the east the terraces were silver and silver gray, and the light there was softer.
The green earth beneath was mottled with the red and silver and gold from the skies. The German army was yet invisible beyond the hills, although the cannon were flashing there, but to the west they saw vast masses of infantry, some stationary, while others moved slowly forward.
Looking upon this wonderful sight, Wharton and Carstairs forgot that they were high in the air.
Their hearts beat fast, and their eyes became brilliant with enthusiasm.
They waved hands at the _Arrow_ which flew near like a guiding friend. "Wonderful, isn't it ?" shouted John. "I never expect to see its like again," Carstairs shouted back, and then, lest he should not be true to his faith, he added: "But I won't desert the automobile.
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