Pierre And Jean
Pierre And Jean
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On the morrow he would ask his brotherto lend him fifteen hundred francs for three months, that he mightsettle at once in the pretty rooms on the Boulevard Francois.
Suddenly the sailor said: "The fog is coming up, M'sieu Pierre. We mustgo in. " He looked up and saw to the northward a gray shade, filmy but dense, blotting out the sky and covering the sea; it was sweeping down on themlike a cloud fallen from above. He tacked for land and made for thepier, scudding before the wind and followed by... the flying fog, whichgained upon them. When it reached the Pearl, wrapping her in itsintangible density, a cold shudder ran over Pierre's limbs, and a smellof smoke and mould, the peculiar smell of a sea-fog, made him close hismouth that he might not taste the cold, wet vapour. By the time the boatwas at her usual moorings in the harbour the whole town was buried inthis fine mist, which did not fall but yet wetted everything like rain, and glided and rolled along the roofs and streets like the flow of ariver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the morrow he would ask his brotherto lend him fifteen hundred francs for three months, that he mightsettle at once in the pretty rooms on the Boulevard Francois.
Suddenly the sailor said: "The fog is coming up, M'sieu Pierre. We mustgo in. " He looked up and saw to the northward a gray shade, filmy but dense, blotting out the sky and covering the sea; it was sweeping down on themlike a cloud fallen from above. He tacked for land and made for thepier, scudding before the wind and followed by... the flying fog, whichgained upon them. When it reached the Pearl, wrapping her in itsintangible density, a cold shudder ran over Pierre's limbs, and a smellof smoke and mould, the peculiar smell of a sea-fog, made him close hismouth that he might not taste the cold, wet vapour. By the time the boatwas at her usual moorings in the harbour the whole town was buried inthis fine mist, which did not fall but yet wetted everything like rain, and glided and rolled along the roofs and streets like the flow of ariver.
What to read after Pierre And Jean?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maupassant, Guy De, 1850-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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