Gerfaut — Complete
Gerfaut — Complete
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Gerfaut, for it was he, showed an interest in thisexamination which reacted on his own countenance, for he was paler thanever.
"When I saw that the hare was reaching the upper road, " said one of theguests, a handsome old man about sixty years of age, with gray hair androsy cheeks, "I ran toward the new clearing to wait for its return. Ifelt perfectly sure, notary, that he would pass through your hands safeand sound. " "Now, notary, " said Marillac, from the other end of the table, "defendyours...elf; one, two, three, ready!" "Monsieur de Camier, " replied the hunter whose skill had beenquestioned, "I do not pretend to have your skill. I never have shot aslarge game as you did at your last hunt. " This reply was an allusion to a little misadventure which had happenedto the first speaker, who, on account of nearsightedness, had shot acow, taking it for a buck. The laugh, which had been at the notary'sexpense first, now turned against his adversary.
"How many pairs of boots did you get out of your game?" asked one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gerfaut, for it was he, showed an interest in thisexamination which reacted on his own countenance, for he was paler thanever.
"When I saw that the hare was reaching the upper road, " said one of theguests, a handsome old man about sixty years of age, with gray hair androsy cheeks, "I ran toward the new clearing to wait for its return. Ifelt perfectly sure, notary, that he would pass through your hands safeand sound. " "Now, notary, " said Marillac, from the other end of the table, "defendyours...elf; one, two, three, ready!" "Monsieur de Camier, " replied the hunter whose skill had beenquestioned, "I do not pretend to have your skill. I never have shot aslarge game as you did at your last hunt. " This reply was an allusion to a little misadventure which had happenedto the first speaker, who, on account of nearsightedness, had shot acow, taking it for a buck. The laugh, which had been at the notary'sexpense first, now turned against his adversary.
"How many pairs of boots did you get out of your game?" asked one.
What to read after Gerfaut — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Charles De to read onlineMoreLess
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