Davide Birot
Davide Birot
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She did not wish that the child's teacher should lean over the hedge; she was about to speak rudely to her, to drive her away, to catch up the child in her arms and carry her inside the house, where no stranger could speak to her of her mother. But the Httle one, though unable to turn round, or to utter a cry, had per- ceived, from the look in her friend's eyes, that her mother was behind her, and feared that if Davi- dee were driven away she might not return. And knowdng this, she raised one a...rm above her head like a little ivoiy sceptre, and made a sign to her mother, several times repeated, which plainly said: "Go back; leave me my only joy!" and Phro- sine obeyed without a word. Without laying aside the expression of hostility and defiance which she wished should be seen and understood, she drew herself up and retired within the house.
Anna, realizing that all danger was over, that she should not be carried in against her will, closed her eyes and seemed lost in thought. Davi- dee, fearing to weaiy her, withdrew a little from the gate, but the child at once beckoned to her to return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She did not wish that the child's teacher should lean over the hedge; she was about to speak rudely to her, to drive her away, to catch up the child in her arms and carry her inside the house, where no stranger could speak to her of her mother. But the Httle one, though unable to turn round, or to utter a cry, had per- ceived, from the look in her friend's eyes, that her mother was behind her, and feared that if Davi- dee were driven away she might not return. And knowdng this, she raised one a...rm above her head like a little ivoiy sceptre, and made a sign to her mother, several times repeated, which plainly said: "Go back; leave me my only joy!" and Phro- sine obeyed without a word. Without laying aside the expression of hostility and defiance which she wished should be seen and understood, she drew herself up and retired within the house.
Anna, realizing that all danger was over, that she should not be carried in against her will, closed her eyes and seemed lost in thought. Davi- dee, fearing to weaiy her, withdrew a little from the gate, but the child at once beckoned to her to return.
What to read after Davide Birot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Bazin to read onlineMoreLess
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