Flower O the Corn a Novel
Flower O the Corn a Novel
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Three times he swore by all the saints known to a mili- tary man to give up all thought of the witch. Twice he opened the persiennes wide to throw the Swiss's min- iature into the Tarn. Yet each time he paused and looked away up the river toward the uncertain red loom of the lime-kiln, near which, he knew, was a house and a dark window, neither of them visible to the eye of sense.
But in the morning he paid a visit, as soon as decorum 228 FLOWER-O'-THE-CORN permitted, to Mademoiselle la Gracieu...se. The profession of confidante in affairs of the heart is both a difficult and a poorly paid one.
" I will marry her, " he said, " go and tell her. Only for the present it must be kept secret. The King would never make me a Marshal of France if he knew. " And so, with her toilette yet incomplete, and, to tell the truth, in the debonair French confusion which is at once so charming and so comfortable during the fore- noon hours, Eugenie sped to the house of Martin Foy, a considerable and even excellent mansion on the river front of Millau.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three times he swore by all the saints known to a mili- tary man to give up all thought of the witch. Twice he opened the persiennes wide to throw the Swiss's min- iature into the Tarn. Yet each time he paused and looked away up the river toward the uncertain red loom of the lime-kiln, near which, he knew, was a house and a dark window, neither of them visible to the eye of sense.
But in the morning he paid a visit, as soon as decorum 228 FLOWER-O'-THE-CORN permitted, to Mademoiselle la Gracieu...se. The profession of confidante in affairs of the heart is both a difficult and a poorly paid one.
" I will marry her, " he said, " go and tell her. Only for the present it must be kept secret. The King would never make me a Marshal of France if he knew. " And so, with her toilette yet incomplete, and, to tell the truth, in the debonair French confusion which is at once so charming and so comfortable during the fore- noon hours, Eugenie sped to the house of Martin Foy, a considerable and even excellent mansion on the river front of Millau.
What to read after Flower O the Corn a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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