Brittany And the Bretons
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Oh! she only laughed and laughed. . . .! And so the time went on until the storm, and then there was no longer laughter in the voice of Genovefa, and, then, one day, Yves met her at the Calvary. What passed between them I know not, save that they say Genovefa, after speaking with him for a mo- ment, suddenly threw herself upon her knees at the Calvary and cursed him, her head raised to the Saint, and at that Yves called aloud in agony, his hands tearing at his eyes, and then ran from her, and t...he 'loup garou' joined him at the end of the lane, and together they fled across the country.
Genovefa died that night, and the priest gave her absolution. . . . Yves, blind Yves, roams the countryside — ^yes, just as M'sieur has met him to- day. The rain it falls upon him, and the sun it shines, but for Yves there is only darkness . . .
and the companionship of the 'loup garou' . . ." I surreptitiously left a franc upon the heavy table as I stepped to the doorway. Overhead the gray clouds rolled in heavily from seawards, the wind blew and the trees bent before it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! she only laughed and laughed. . . .! And so the time went on until the storm, and then there was no longer laughter in the voice of Genovefa, and, then, one day, Yves met her at the Calvary. What passed between them I know not, save that they say Genovefa, after speaking with him for a mo- ment, suddenly threw herself upon her knees at the Calvary and cursed him, her head raised to the Saint, and at that Yves called aloud in agony, his hands tearing at his eyes, and then ran from her, and t...he 'loup garou' joined him at the end of the lane, and together they fled across the country.
Genovefa died that night, and the priest gave her absolution. . . . Yves, blind Yves, roams the countryside — ^yes, just as M'sieur has met him to- day. The rain it falls upon him, and the sun it shines, but for Yves there is only darkness . . .
and the companionship of the 'loup garou' . . ." I surreptitiously left a franc upon the heavy table as I stepped to the doorway. Overhead the gray clouds rolled in heavily from seawards, the wind blew and the trees bent before it.
What to read after Brittany And the Bretons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwards George Wharton to read onlineMoreLess
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