Little Stories of Quebec
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He s swimming up. I see him. Caution, Poleon. I 11 take him in my hands. Here he comes. There, my good fellow, I have you. " Louis held up the prize, gleaming, dripping, flop ping his big tail, a magnifi cent fish, the king of the river.
"See there, Poleon, see there! Have you ever seen such a trout ? Long ? Twenty-two inches at the very least. And thick. Ah, a big fellow! Look at those spots, red, blue, yellow. And see those fins and that tail. Poleon, he weighs not less than six pounds. What ...luck! Now tell the truth, Poleon, have you ever before seen such a trout, such a speckled brook trout ?
:\ Twenty-two inches and six ?:ounds? No fish story!" " Louis, " said Napoleon, regaining his composure, "it is not a bad fish, not bad for a trout. No, I have not taken a trout like this except in a lake. But the trout is a small fish, very small. I who have caught catfish in the Ohio . Yes, c a t fi s h, Louis. Do not smile. Cat fish, I say, fifty pounds, yes, eighty pounds, at the very least.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He s swimming up. I see him. Caution, Poleon. I 11 take him in my hands. Here he comes. There, my good fellow, I have you. " Louis held up the prize, gleaming, dripping, flop ping his big tail, a magnifi cent fish, the king of the river.
"See there, Poleon, see there! Have you ever seen such a trout ? Long ? Twenty-two inches at the very least. And thick. Ah, a big fellow! Look at those spots, red, blue, yellow. And see those fins and that tail. Poleon, he weighs not less than six pounds. What ...luck! Now tell the truth, Poleon, have you ever before seen such a trout, such a speckled brook trout ?
:\ Twenty-two inches and six ?:ounds? No fish story!" " Louis, " said Napoleon, regaining his composure, "it is not a bad fish, not bad for a trout. No, I have not taken a trout like this except in a lake. But the trout is a small fish, very small. I who have caught catfish in the Ohio . Yes, c a t fi s h, Louis. Do not smile. Cat fish, I say, fifty pounds, yes, eighty pounds, at the very least.
What to read after Little Stories of Quebec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Edward Le Rossignol to read onlineMoreLess
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