Marie Claire
Marie Claire
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He also told me that the name of the farm wasVillevieille, and that everybody was happy there because Master[1]Silvain the farmer, and Pauline, his wife, were kind people.
When he had seen to all the animals the cowherd made me sit down nextto him in the chestnut avenue. Sitting there we could see the bend inthe lane which went up towards the high-road, and the whole of thefarm. The farm buildings formed a square and the huge dunghill in themiddle of the yard gave off a warm smell, which mixed ...with the smell ofthe half-dried hay. The farm was wrapped in silence. I sat and lookedall round me. I could see nothing but pine trees and corn fields. Ifelt as though I had suddenly been dropped into a faraway country, where I should always remain, along with the cowherd, and the animalswhich I could hear moving in their stables. It was very hot and I wasnumb with a heavy longing to go to sleep, but fear of all the newthings which were round me prevented me from letting myself drop off. Flies of all possible colours whizzed round me with a little snoringnoise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He also told me that the name of the farm wasVillevieille, and that everybody was happy there because Master[1]Silvain the farmer, and Pauline, his wife, were kind people.
When he had seen to all the animals the cowherd made me sit down nextto him in the chestnut avenue. Sitting there we could see the bend inthe lane which went up towards the high-road, and the whole of thefarm. The farm buildings formed a square and the huge dunghill in themiddle of the yard gave off a warm smell, which mixed ...with the smell ofthe half-dried hay. The farm was wrapped in silence. I sat and lookedall round me. I could see nothing but pine trees and corn fields. Ifelt as though I had suddenly been dropped into a faraway country, where I should always remain, along with the cowherd, and the animalswhich I could hear moving in their stables. It was very hot and I wasnumb with a heavy longing to go to sleep, but fear of all the newthings which were round me prevented me from letting myself drop off. Flies of all possible colours whizzed round me with a little snoringnoise.
What to read after Marie Claire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Audoux Marguerite to read onlineMoreLess
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