Maria Chapdelaine
Maria Chapdelaine
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" "A good man he was, " said Eutrope Gagnon, "in very truth a goodman, strong and brave, with ill-will to none. ' "Indeed that is true. I am not saying that the good God had causeto send him to his death-him more than another. He was a finefellow, hard-working, and I loved him well. But it shows you . .. " "No one ever had a thing against him. " Eutrope's generousinsistence carried him on. "A man hard to match for work, afraid ofnothing and obliging withal. Everyone who knew him was fond ofhim.... You will not find his like. " Raising his eyes to Maria he repeated with emphasis:--"He was agood man, you will not find his like. " "When we were at Mistassini, " began Madame Chapdelaine, "seven yearsago, he was only a lad, but very strong and quick and as tall as heis now--I mean as he was when he came here last summer. Alwaysgood-natured too. No one could help liking him. " They all looked straight before them in speaking, and yet what theysaid seemed to be for Maria alone, as if the dear secret of herheart were open to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "A good man he was, " said Eutrope Gagnon, "in very truth a goodman, strong and brave, with ill-will to none. ' "Indeed that is true. I am not saying that the good God had causeto send him to his death-him more than another. He was a finefellow, hard-working, and I loved him well. But it shows you . .. " "No one ever had a thing against him. " Eutrope's generousinsistence carried him on. "A man hard to match for work, afraid ofnothing and obliging withal. Everyone who knew him was fond ofhim.... You will not find his like. " Raising his eyes to Maria he repeated with emphasis:--"He was agood man, you will not find his like. " "When we were at Mistassini, " began Madame Chapdelaine, "seven yearsago, he was only a lad, but very strong and quick and as tall as heis now--I mean as he was when he came here last summer. Alwaysgood-natured too. No one could help liking him. " They all looked straight before them in speaking, and yet what theysaid seemed to be for Maria alone, as if the dear secret of herheart were open to them.
What to read after Maria Chapdelaine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hémon Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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