Holidays in Eastern France
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Nevershall I forget this charming walk with my host, his son, and daughter, all three able to give me any information I was in need of concerningtheir beloved Franche-Comte. As we returned home by another way throughlovely little woods, dells, and glades, we encountered more than onesportsman in blue blouse, who got into the covert of the wood as fast ashe could, in quest of thrushes. "A poacher, " my host said, shrugging hisshoulders. "Mais que voulez-vous; il y en a tant. " Poaching is carrie...don so largely that very little game is to be had; the severe penaltiesinflicted by the law having little deterrent effect.
My host told me much of interest concerning the peasants and their ways. The land here belongs to the people, but the rural population is notwealthy, as in Seine et Marne and other regions. The bad vine seasonsoften ruin the farmer, and much improvidence prevails. In many placesthe proprietor of a vineyard hires small patches of land to cultivate, but that avidity in making purchases found elsewhere does not existhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevershall I forget this charming walk with my host, his son, and daughter, all three able to give me any information I was in need of concerningtheir beloved Franche-Comte. As we returned home by another way throughlovely little woods, dells, and glades, we encountered more than onesportsman in blue blouse, who got into the covert of the wood as fast ashe could, in quest of thrushes. "A poacher, " my host said, shrugging hisshoulders. "Mais que voulez-vous; il y en a tant. " Poaching is carrie...don so largely that very little game is to be had; the severe penaltiesinflicted by the law having little deterrent effect.
My host told me much of interest concerning the peasants and their ways. The land here belongs to the people, but the rural population is notwealthy, as in Seine et Marne and other regions. The bad vine seasonsoften ruin the farmer, and much improvidence prevails. In many placesthe proprietor of a vineyard hires small patches of land to cultivate, but that avidity in making purchases found elsewhere does not existhere.
What to read after Holidays in Eastern France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matilda Betham Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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