A Fisher Girl of France
A Fisher Girl of France
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He will make a fine sailor. " She seemed so sweet and gentle that the com- missaire was quite won over. He promised to find the place where the steamer would make her head- quarters, and to help Elise in all possible ways.
" Thanks, sir. You are very kind. The boy is high-spirited, he is worth helping. " Yes, soon she would have her Firmin in her arms, pressed to her heart as of old. She would see him again, only handsomer and stronger. To go to him she would engage herself with Silvere on big ...Poi- devin's boat. She would ask no wages but her food. Why should he not take her, for she was strong and had no longer the reputation of bringing bad luck. But some one was calling her.
A FISHER GIRL OF FRANCE. 1 99 From the pier Chretien was shouting at the top of his voice : " Ma'mselle Elise, Ma'mselle Elise ! The little sail is coming in. She is a lugger from Cayeux. She has the bodies of my three brothers. Mother Loirat has fainted from terror ! " And overcome with excitement, he kept on re- peating, as he caught his breath : " Ma'mselle Elise, Ma'mselle Elise!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He will make a fine sailor. " She seemed so sweet and gentle that the com- missaire was quite won over. He promised to find the place where the steamer would make her head- quarters, and to help Elise in all possible ways.
" Thanks, sir. You are very kind. The boy is high-spirited, he is worth helping. " Yes, soon she would have her Firmin in her arms, pressed to her heart as of old. She would see him again, only handsomer and stronger. To go to him she would engage herself with Silvere on big ...Poi- devin's boat. She would ask no wages but her food. Why should he not take her, for she was strong and had no longer the reputation of bringing bad luck. But some one was calling her.
A FISHER GIRL OF FRANCE. 1 99 From the pier Chretien was shouting at the top of his voice : " Ma'mselle Elise, Ma'mselle Elise ! The little sail is coming in. She is a lugger from Cayeux. She has the bodies of my three brothers. Mother Loirat has fainted from terror ! " And overcome with excitement, he kept on re- peating, as he caught his breath : " Ma'mselle Elise, Ma'mselle Elise!
What to read after A Fisher Girl of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fernand Calmettes to read onlineMoreLess
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