Falaise the Town of the Conqueror
Falaise the Town of the Conqueror
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By the luckiest of chances the most guilty of all the rascals, one Verpray, had been caught red-handed. The Count had gleefully sworn this one, at least, should hang for his crime.
Other Gods, however, were at work in the breezy Valdante than those of pure vengeance.
For Arlette was going to the fountain !
Going also, to so many and such wonderful things besides, that had the vision of her future lain there for her to read in the clear mirror of her water-pail a stronger head than that of Arlet...te's might have been turned at the sight.
What her young eyes did count on seeing, there at the fountain, was already before her. The familiar figures of the tanners, the soldiers THE STORY OF ARLETTE 115 with an eye across their shoulders for the girl troop, the farmers' carts rattling by, and yes, surely to-day, at least, were they all in luck, for up yonder in the woods the horns were blowing. The hunt was to pass this the Valdantean way up to the chateau aloft.
That Arlette's heart should leap to her throat as the Count and his hunting escort came sweeping down the steep incline, was little wonder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the luckiest of chances the most guilty of all the rascals, one Verpray, had been caught red-handed. The Count had gleefully sworn this one, at least, should hang for his crime.
Other Gods, however, were at work in the breezy Valdante than those of pure vengeance.
For Arlette was going to the fountain !
Going also, to so many and such wonderful things besides, that had the vision of her future lain there for her to read in the clear mirror of her water-pail a stronger head than that of Arlet...te's might have been turned at the sight.
What her young eyes did count on seeing, there at the fountain, was already before her. The familiar figures of the tanners, the soldiers THE STORY OF ARLETTE 115 with an eye across their shoulders for the girl troop, the farmers' carts rattling by, and yes, surely to-day, at least, were they all in luck, for up yonder in the woods the horns were blowing. The hunt was to pass this the Valdantean way up to the chateau aloft.
That Arlette's heart should leap to her throat as the Count and his hunting escort came sweeping down the steep incline, was little wonder.
What to read after Falaise the Town of the Conqueror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Bowman Blake Dodd to read onlineMoreLess
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