La Bas 8 3
La Bas 8 3
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Durtal had gone every day from the inn where he lodged to the château, towering over the valleys of the Crume and of the Sèvre, facing hillsexcoriated with blocks of granite and overgrown with formidable oaks, whose roots, protruding out of the ground, resembled monstrous nests offrightened snakes.
One might have believed oneself transported into the real Brittany. There was the same melancholy, heavy sky, the same sun, which seemedolder than in other parts of the world and which but feebly gil...ded thesorrowful, age-old forests and the mossy sandstone. There were the sameendless stretches of broken, rocky soil, pitted with ponds of rustywater, dotted with scattered clumps of gorse and fruze copse, andsprinkled with pink harebells and nameless yellow prairie flowers.
One felt that this iron-grey sky; this starving soil, empurpled onlyhere and there by the bleeding flower of the buckwheat; that theseroads, bordered with stones placed one on top of the other, withoutcement or plaster; that these paths, bordered with impenetrable hedges;that these grudging plants; these inhospitable fields; these crippledbeggars, eaten with vermin, plastered with filth; that even the flocks, undersized and wasted, the dumpy little cows, the black sheep whose blueeyes had the cold, pale gleam that is in the eyes of the Slav or of thetribade; had perpetuated their primordial state, preserving an identicallandscape through all the centuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Durtal had gone every day from the inn where he lodged to the château, towering over the valleys of the Crume and of the Sèvre, facing hillsexcoriated with blocks of granite and overgrown with formidable oaks, whose roots, protruding out of the ground, resembled monstrous nests offrightened snakes.
One might have believed oneself transported into the real Brittany. There was the same melancholy, heavy sky, the same sun, which seemedolder than in other parts of the world and which but feebly gil...ded thesorrowful, age-old forests and the mossy sandstone. There were the sameendless stretches of broken, rocky soil, pitted with ponds of rustywater, dotted with scattered clumps of gorse and fruze copse, andsprinkled with pink harebells and nameless yellow prairie flowers.
One felt that this iron-grey sky; this starving soil, empurpled onlyhere and there by the bleeding flower of the buckwheat; that theseroads, bordered with stones placed one on top of the other, withoutcement or plaster; that these paths, bordered with impenetrable hedges;that these grudging plants; these inhospitable fields; these crippledbeggars, eaten with vermin, plastered with filth; that even the flocks, undersized and wasted, the dumpy little cows, the black sheep whose blueeyes had the cold, pale gleam that is in the eyes of the Slav or of thetribade; had perpetuated their primordial state, preserving an identicallandscape through all the centuries.
What to read after La Bas 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joris-Karl Huysmans to read onlineMoreLess
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