Fruitfulness
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She there felt herself to be far away from the world, andsuffered less from her own misfortunes. And Norine kissed her hands, declaring that without her the little household of the two mothers wouldnever have managed to exist.
When Mathieu appeared there, cries of delight arose. He also was afriend, a saviour--the one who, by first taking and furnishing the largeroom, had founded the household. It was a very clean room, almostcoquettish with its white curtains, and rendered very cheerful by its... twolarge windows, which admitted the golden radiance of the afternoon sun. Norine and Cecile were working at the table, cutting out cardboard andpasting it together, while the little one, who had come home from school, sat between them on a high chair, gravely handling a pair of scissors andfully persuaded that he was helping them.
"Oh! is it you? How kind of you to come to see us! Nobody has called forfive days past. Oh! we don't complain of it. We are so happy alonetogether! Since Irma married a clerk she has treated us with disdain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She there felt herself to be far away from the world, andsuffered less from her own misfortunes. And Norine kissed her hands, declaring that without her the little household of the two mothers wouldnever have managed to exist.
When Mathieu appeared there, cries of delight arose. He also was afriend, a saviour--the one who, by first taking and furnishing the largeroom, had founded the household. It was a very clean room, almostcoquettish with its white curtains, and rendered very cheerful by its... twolarge windows, which admitted the golden radiance of the afternoon sun. Norine and Cecile were working at the table, cutting out cardboard andpasting it together, while the little one, who had come home from school, sat between them on a high chair, gravely handling a pair of scissors andfully persuaded that he was helping them.
"Oh! is it you? How kind of you to come to see us! Nobody has called forfive days past. Oh! we don't complain of it. We are so happy alonetogether! Since Irma married a clerk she has treated us with disdain.
What to read after Fruitfulness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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