An Embassy to Provence
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Estelle its patroness, and its device her star of seven rays.
IV It was during our longer stay in Avignon that we presented ourselves — formally, as an Embassy ; and very informally, as individuals — to Mistral at his home in the village of Maillane. Close by this village he was born, and here always, save for short absences, he has lived.
PVom Avignon to Maillane the distance is not more than six or eight miles. We made it half as long again by fetching a compass roundabout by way of Chateau-R...enard — a very ghost of a castle: its two tall, round towers, and a part of the wall which once stood solidly between them, rising ruinously 78 AN EMBASSY TO PROVENCE from a mass of ruins scattered over the top of a stiff little conical hill. Tradition declares that a subterranean passage, dipping beneath the Durance, connects Chateau-Renard with the Palace of the Popes in Avignon. Mistral has used the legend in a thrilling fashion — sending his lovely Nerto flying through this dismal place, and making very real the fear that besets her as she hears the rush of the river above her head, and the grinding and pounding of the great stones which are whirled along the rocky bed of the stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Estelle its patroness, and its device her star of seven rays.
IV It was during our longer stay in Avignon that we presented ourselves — formally, as an Embassy ; and very informally, as individuals — to Mistral at his home in the village of Maillane. Close by this village he was born, and here always, save for short absences, he has lived.
PVom Avignon to Maillane the distance is not more than six or eight miles. We made it half as long again by fetching a compass roundabout by way of Chateau-R...enard — a very ghost of a castle: its two tall, round towers, and a part of the wall which once stood solidly between them, rising ruinously 78 AN EMBASSY TO PROVENCE from a mass of ruins scattered over the top of a stiff little conical hill. Tradition declares that a subterranean passage, dipping beneath the Durance, connects Chateau-Renard with the Palace of the Popes in Avignon. Mistral has used the legend in a thrilling fashion — sending his lovely Nerto flying through this dismal place, and making very real the fear that besets her as she hears the rush of the river above her head, and the grinding and pounding of the great stones which are whirled along the rocky bed of the stream.
What to read after An Embassy to Provence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janvier Thomas Allibone to read onlineMoreLess
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