A Village Priest
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Daylight was waning fast, but he felt unable to bear the anxiety that tortured him till next morning. He was anxious to get to " d'Albrays " as Il6 A VILLAGE PRIEST.
soon as possible in order to have the interview that would decide his fate with Count de T^rdmeillan.
On perceiving Jeanne, Armand came to meet her half-way, asking her what she wanted. The girl told him. "You'll thank my mother to-morrow morning," he said. " Oh, before I forget," he added in a lower tone, " don't tell her your nam...e You will know later on why I ask you to do so. Your father's name may remind my mother of some painful incidents connected with her life." Jeanne fixed her large eyes on him. " My father,'' she said, with some hesitation; "where is he, Monsieur?
Can I see him ? I would ask his pardon, for I have been very unkind to him. I was not aware that he had been sent to prison unjustly. I thought that he was guilty, and I have suffered so much on his account that I hated him. I cannot bear to think what I have done to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daylight was waning fast, but he felt unable to bear the anxiety that tortured him till next morning. He was anxious to get to " d'Albrays " as Il6 A VILLAGE PRIEST.
soon as possible in order to have the interview that would decide his fate with Count de T^rdmeillan.
On perceiving Jeanne, Armand came to meet her half-way, asking her what she wanted. The girl told him. "You'll thank my mother to-morrow morning," he said. " Oh, before I forget," he added in a lower tone, " don't tell her your nam...e You will know later on why I ask you to do so. Your father's name may remind my mother of some painful incidents connected with her life." Jeanne fixed her large eyes on him. " My father,'' she said, with some hesitation; "where is he, Monsieur?
Can I see him ? I would ask his pardon, for I have been very unkind to him. I was not aware that he had been sent to prison unjustly. I thought that he was guilty, and I have suffered so much on his account that I hated him. I cannot bear to think what I have done to him.
What to read after A Village Priest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Dresden Vandam to read onlineMoreLess
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