An Iceland Fisherman
An Iceland Fisherman
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Amidstall, her eyes searched for Yann--but did not see him.
They were very busy in the home. Already they were cutting out the newwaterproof cloth on the clean white table, and getting it ready for theapproaching Iceland season.
"You see, Mademoiselle Gaud, it's like this: every man wants two newsuits. " They explained to her how they set to work to make them, and to rendertheir seams waterproof with tar, for they were for wet weather wear. And while they worked, Gaud looked attentively around ...the home of theseGaoses.
It was furnished after the traditional manner of all Breton cottages;an immense chimney-place took up one whole end, and on the sides of thewalls the Breton beds, bunks, as on shipboard, were placed one aboveanother. But it was not so sombre and sad as the cabins of otherpeasants, which are generally half-hidden by the wayside; it was allfresh and clean, as the homes of seamen usually are. Several littleGaoses were there, girls and boys, all sisters and brothers of Yann;without counting two big ones, who were already out at sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amidstall, her eyes searched for Yann--but did not see him.
They were very busy in the home. Already they were cutting out the newwaterproof cloth on the clean white table, and getting it ready for theapproaching Iceland season.
"You see, Mademoiselle Gaud, it's like this: every man wants two newsuits. " They explained to her how they set to work to make them, and to rendertheir seams waterproof with tar, for they were for wet weather wear. And while they worked, Gaud looked attentively around ...the home of theseGaoses.
It was furnished after the traditional manner of all Breton cottages;an immense chimney-place took up one whole end, and on the sides of thewalls the Breton beds, bunks, as on shipboard, were placed one aboveanother. But it was not so sombre and sad as the cabins of otherpeasants, which are generally half-hidden by the wayside; it was allfresh and clean, as the homes of seamen usually are. Several littleGaoses were there, girls and boys, all sisters and brothers of Yann;without counting two big ones, who were already out at sea.
What to read after An Iceland Fisherman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loti, Pierre, 1850-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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