Madame Delphine
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" Maman ! " cried Olive, with a tremor of consternation.
" It is Miche Yignevielle, my daughter The gloom melted swiftly away before the eyes of the startled maiden, a dark form stood out against the farther wall, and the light, ex- panding to the full, shone clearly upon the unmoving figure and quiet face of Capitaine Lemaitre.
CHAPTEE XH.
THE MOTHER BIED.
ONE afternoon, some three weeks after Capi- taine Lemaitre had called on Madame Del- phine, the priest started to make a pastoral call and ...had hardly left the gate of his cottage, when a person, overtaking him, plucked his gown : "Pere Jerome " He turned.
The face that met his was so changed with excitement and distress that for an instant he did not recognize it.
" Why, Madame Delphine " " Oh, Pere Jerome ! I wan' see you so bad, so bad ! Mo oule dit quic'ose, I godd some' to tell you. " The two languages might be more success- ful than one, she seemed to think. 90 MADAME DELPHINE. 91 " We had better go back to my parlor, " said the priest, in their native tongue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Maman ! " cried Olive, with a tremor of consternation.
" It is Miche Yignevielle, my daughter The gloom melted swiftly away before the eyes of the startled maiden, a dark form stood out against the farther wall, and the light, ex- panding to the full, shone clearly upon the unmoving figure and quiet face of Capitaine Lemaitre.
CHAPTEE XH.
THE MOTHER BIED.
ONE afternoon, some three weeks after Capi- taine Lemaitre had called on Madame Del- phine, the priest started to make a pastoral call and ...had hardly left the gate of his cottage, when a person, overtaking him, plucked his gown : "Pere Jerome " He turned.
The face that met his was so changed with excitement and distress that for an instant he did not recognize it.
" Why, Madame Delphine " " Oh, Pere Jerome ! I wan' see you so bad, so bad ! Mo oule dit quic'ose, I godd some' to tell you. " The two languages might be more success- ful than one, she seemed to think. 90 MADAME DELPHINE. 91 " We had better go back to my parlor, " said the priest, in their native tongue.
What to read after Madame Delphine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Cable to read onlineMoreLess
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