A Drama On the Seashore
A Drama On the Seashore
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" You can imagine the movement with which our two heads turned at onceto our guide. He was a simple-hearted fellow; he understood at onceour mute inquiry, and here follows what he told us; I shall try togive it as best I can in his own language, retaining his popularparlance.
"Madame, folks from Croisic and those from Batz think this man isguilty of something, and is doing a penance ordered by a famous rectorto whom he confessed his sin somewhere beyond Nantes. Others thinkthat Cambremer, that'...s his name, casts an evil fate on those who comewithin his air, and so they always look which way the wind is beforethey pass this rock. If it's nor'-westerly they wouldn't go by, no, not if their errand was to get a bit of the true cross; they'd goback, frightened. Others--they are the rich folks of Croisic--they saythat Cambremer has made a vow, and that's why people call him the Manof the Vow. He is there night and day, he never leaves the place. Allthese sayings have some truth in them. See there, " he continued, turning round to show us a thing we had not remarked, "look at thatwooden cross he has set up there, to the left, to show that he has puthimself under the protection of God and the holy Virgin and thesaints.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You can imagine the movement with which our two heads turned at onceto our guide. He was a simple-hearted fellow; he understood at onceour mute inquiry, and here follows what he told us; I shall try togive it as best I can in his own language, retaining his popularparlance.
"Madame, folks from Croisic and those from Batz think this man isguilty of something, and is doing a penance ordered by a famous rectorto whom he confessed his sin somewhere beyond Nantes. Others thinkthat Cambremer, that'...s his name, casts an evil fate on those who comewithin his air, and so they always look which way the wind is beforethey pass this rock. If it's nor'-westerly they wouldn't go by, no, not if their errand was to get a bit of the true cross; they'd goback, frightened. Others--they are the rich folks of Croisic--they saythat Cambremer has made a vow, and that's why people call him the Manof the Vow. He is there night and day, he never leaves the place. Allthese sayings have some truth in them. See there, " he continued, turning round to show us a thing we had not remarked, "look at thatwooden cross he has set up there, to the left, to show that he has puthimself under the protection of God and the holy Virgin and thesaints.
What to read after A Drama On the Seashore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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