A Saint
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" cried Philippe. It is true that, seen as he was on the threshold of the convent, at the farther end of the sombre path, the poor monk did present a beggarly appearance. He wore a ragged cassock, the color of which, originally A SAINT. 41 black, was now greenish. He told me later that the government had placed him in charge of the confiscated convent on condition that he re- nounced the beautiful white robe of his order.
His tall, thin body, slightly bowed by age, rested on a stick. The brim o...f his hat was thread- worn. His face, turned towards the new-comers, and perfectly smooth, did vaguely resemble that of a comic actor, while an endless nose developed therefrom, — the nose of a snuff-taker, — seeming longer still from the leanness of the cheeks and the sunken mouth, which had lost its front teeth.
But the old man's glance soon corrected this first impression. Though his eyes were not large, and their color, of a muddy green, was indistinct, a flame burned within them which would soon have quenched the jesting spirit of my young companion if he had had the slightest experience in judging of the human countenance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" cried Philippe. It is true that, seen as he was on the threshold of the convent, at the farther end of the sombre path, the poor monk did present a beggarly appearance. He wore a ragged cassock, the color of which, originally A SAINT. 41 black, was now greenish. He told me later that the government had placed him in charge of the confiscated convent on condition that he re- nounced the beautiful white robe of his order.
His tall, thin body, slightly bowed by age, rested on a stick. The brim o...f his hat was thread- worn. His face, turned towards the new-comers, and perfectly smooth, did vaguely resemble that of a comic actor, while an endless nose developed therefrom, — the nose of a snuff-taker, — seeming longer still from the leanness of the cheeks and the sunken mouth, which had lost its front teeth.
But the old man's glance soon corrected this first impression. Though his eyes were not large, and their color, of a muddy green, was indistinct, a flame burned within them which would soon have quenched the jesting spirit of my young companion if he had had the slightest experience in judging of the human countenance.
What to read after A Saint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wormeley, Katharine Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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