Michel And Angele — Complete
Michel And Angele — Complete
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The smell of ripening fruit came onthem with pungent sweetness, their feet crashed odorously through clumpsof tiger-lilies, and the dew on the ribbon-grass shook glistening dropsupon their velvets. Overhead the carolling of the thrush came swimmingrecklessly through the trees, and far over in the fields the ploughmenstarted upon the heavy courses of their labour; while here and therepoachers with bows and arrows slid through the green undergrowth, likespies hovering on an army's flank.
To Lempr...iere the morning carried no impression save that life was wellworth living. No agitation passed across his nerves, no apprehensionreached his mind. He had no imagination; he loved the things that hiseyes saw because they filled him with enjoyment; but why they were, or whence they came, or what they meant or boded, never gave himmeditation. A vast epicurean, a consummate egotist, ripe with feelingand rich with energy, he could not believe that when he spoke theheavens would not fall. The stinging sweetness of the morning was atonic to all his energies, an elation to his mind; he swaggered throughthe lush grasses and boskage as though marching to a marriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The smell of ripening fruit came onthem with pungent sweetness, their feet crashed odorously through clumpsof tiger-lilies, and the dew on the ribbon-grass shook glistening dropsupon their velvets. Overhead the carolling of the thrush came swimmingrecklessly through the trees, and far over in the fields the ploughmenstarted upon the heavy courses of their labour; while here and therepoachers with bows and arrows slid through the green undergrowth, likespies hovering on an army's flank.
To Lempr...iere the morning carried no impression save that life was wellworth living. No agitation passed across his nerves, no apprehensionreached his mind. He had no imagination; he loved the things that hiseyes saw because they filled him with enjoyment; but why they were, or whence they came, or what they meant or boded, never gave himmeditation. A vast epicurean, a consummate egotist, ripe with feelingand rich with energy, he could not believe that when he spoke theheavens would not fall. The stinging sweetness of the morning was atonic to all his energies, an elation to his mind; he swaggered throughthe lush grasses and boskage as though marching to a marriage.
What to read after Michel And Angele — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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