Honoré De Balzac
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" 1 am in the way ! " said Madame du Gua to herself, remaining where she stood.
She watched the two reconciled lovers walking slowly toward the main entrance to the house, where they stopped to talk as soon as they had left her some distance behind.
" Yes, yes, I am in the way ! " she repeated ; " but in a little while that creature will cease to be in my way ; the pond shall be her grave, pardieu. — Shall I not keep your word as a gentleman.? once under the water, what has one to fear.-' won't... she be in a place of safety.? " She was gazing fixedly at the calm mirror-like surface of the little lake on the right, when suddenly she heard a rustling among the reeds on the bank, and saw in the moonlight the figure of Marche-a- Terre, rising out of the rough bark of an old willow.
One must have known the Chouan well to distin- guish him amid that assemblage of distorted trunks with which his was so easily confused. Madame du Gua first glanced suspiciously around ; she saw the postilion leading his horses to the stables in that wing of the chateau that faced the bank where Marche-a-Terre was in hiding ; she saw Francine walking toward the lovers who at that moment were oblivious of the whole earth ; then she walked for- ward, putting her finger to her lips to enjoin silence, THE CHOUANS 203 and the Chouan saw rather than heard the follow- ing words : " How many of you are here?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 1 am in the way ! " said Madame du Gua to herself, remaining where she stood.
She watched the two reconciled lovers walking slowly toward the main entrance to the house, where they stopped to talk as soon as they had left her some distance behind.
" Yes, yes, I am in the way ! " she repeated ; " but in a little while that creature will cease to be in my way ; the pond shall be her grave, pardieu. — Shall I not keep your word as a gentleman.? once under the water, what has one to fear.-' won't... she be in a place of safety.? " She was gazing fixedly at the calm mirror-like surface of the little lake on the right, when suddenly she heard a rustling among the reeds on the bank, and saw in the moonlight the figure of Marche-a- Terre, rising out of the rough bark of an old willow.
One must have known the Chouan well to distin- guish him amid that assemblage of distorted trunks with which his was so easily confused. Madame du Gua first glanced suspiciously around ; she saw the postilion leading his horses to the stables in that wing of the chateau that faced the bank where Marche-a-Terre was in hiding ; she saw Francine walking toward the lovers who at that moment were oblivious of the whole earth ; then she walked for- ward, putting her finger to her lips to enjoin silence, THE CHOUANS 203 and the Chouan saw rather than heard the follow- ing words : " How many of you are here?
What to read after Honoré De Balzac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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