In the Mountains
In the Mountains
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It wasn't the first time, I reflected, that peace has been found among cabbages.
Antoine demurred, of course, but did at last consent to let me pick red currants.
IN THE MOUNTAINS 181 That was an easy task, and useful as well, for it would save Lisette the assistant's time, who would otherwise presently have to pick them. So I chose the bushes nearest to where he was digging, because I wanted to be near someone who neither talked nor noticed, someone alive, someone kind and good who wouldn't lo...ok at me, and I began to pick these strange, belated fruits, finished and forgotten two months ago in the valley.
Then I saw Dolly coining down the steps cut in the turf. She was holding up her long black skirt. She had nothing on her head, and the sun shone in her eyes and made her screw them up as she stood still for a moment on the bottom step searching for me. I saw all this, though I was stooping over the bushes.
Then she came and stood beside me.
: ' You oughtn't to be here, " I said, going on picking and not looking at her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn't the first time, I reflected, that peace has been found among cabbages.
Antoine demurred, of course, but did at last consent to let me pick red currants.
IN THE MOUNTAINS 181 That was an easy task, and useful as well, for it would save Lisette the assistant's time, who would otherwise presently have to pick them. So I chose the bushes nearest to where he was digging, because I wanted to be near someone who neither talked nor noticed, someone alive, someone kind and good who wouldn't lo...ok at me, and I began to pick these strange, belated fruits, finished and forgotten two months ago in the valley.
Then I saw Dolly coining down the steps cut in the turf. She was holding up her long black skirt. She had nothing on her head, and the sun shone in her eyes and made her screw them up as she stood still for a moment on the bottom step searching for me. I saw all this, though I was stooping over the bushes.
Then she came and stood beside me.
: ' You oughtn't to be here, " I said, going on picking and not looking at her.
What to read after In the Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Barrow to read onlineMoreLess
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