A Spring Fortnight in France
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Richard Hardy asked about them with deep interest.
" I have made the trip, " said the citizen of Brive, combining French and English with skill and fluency. " The highway is comme ci comme fa, very hilly in places, but not dangerous, and most interesting. " He then, like all motorists, began to praise his car. " It is not big, it is not grand. I drive a Richard and it serves my purpose excellently. It has taken me from Limoges to Brive in an hour, although the road between those towns is tres a...ccidente; in other words, moun- tainous. " The line now began to run through tunnels and to skirt precipitous heights crowned by both ruined and restored chateaux. It then ' entered a wild valley, through which rushes the stormy little torrent called the Gartempe. High hills, covered thick with deep, dark-serried groves of splendid chestnut trees, which produce the major portion of all the marrons eaten in the world, rise above this stream, which has like- wise been utilised for electrical works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Richard Hardy asked about them with deep interest.
" I have made the trip, " said the citizen of Brive, combining French and English with skill and fluency. " The highway is comme ci comme fa, very hilly in places, but not dangerous, and most interesting. " He then, like all motorists, began to praise his car. " It is not big, it is not grand. I drive a Richard and it serves my purpose excellently. It has taken me from Limoges to Brive in an hour, although the road between those towns is tres a...ccidente; in other words, moun- tainous. " The line now began to run through tunnels and to skirt precipitous heights crowned by both ruined and restored chateaux. It then ' entered a wild valley, through which rushes the stormy little torrent called the Gartempe. High hills, covered thick with deep, dark-serried groves of splendid chestnut trees, which produce the major portion of all the marrons eaten in the world, rise above this stream, which has like- wise been utilised for electrical works.
What to read after A Spring Fortnight in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephine Tozier to read onlineMoreLess
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