Redemption De Toute Son Me
Redemption De Toute Son Me
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I feel like singing. " Her uncle scolded her: "What a late hour to go to bed. If I did not know you better, I should say you had got a love affair on. " Henriette reassured him, but did not deny it.
On Sundays she went out for walks, sometimes with her uncle, and sometimes with Marie. But when the setting sun threw shadows on a level with the wall she never missed crossing the Avenue of Saint Anne, which crowns the hill near the church. There, in the shelter of the low houses or the almost leaf...less trees that grow on the stony soil, she met nearly all her friends of the quarter, crowded together like a covey of par- tridges. The children were playing all together. The mothers were chatting in little groups, sepa- rated one from the other, each with a shadow of its own. The gathering dust crested the hill, and formed a spiral in the breeze that rose from the Loire.
At the same time the slack season was dispers- ing the workgirls at Madame Cle"mence's. Sev- eral of them, at a few days' notice, were obliged to take forced holidays until the end of September: Mathilde, Jeanne, Lucie and others were among them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I feel like singing. " Her uncle scolded her: "What a late hour to go to bed. If I did not know you better, I should say you had got a love affair on. " Henriette reassured him, but did not deny it.
On Sundays she went out for walks, sometimes with her uncle, and sometimes with Marie. But when the setting sun threw shadows on a level with the wall she never missed crossing the Avenue of Saint Anne, which crowns the hill near the church. There, in the shelter of the low houses or the almost leaf...less trees that grow on the stony soil, she met nearly all her friends of the quarter, crowded together like a covey of par- tridges. The children were playing all together. The mothers were chatting in little groups, sepa- rated one from the other, each with a shadow of its own. The gathering dust crested the hill, and formed a spiral in the breeze that rose from the Loire.
At the same time the slack season was dispers- ing the workgirls at Madame Cle"mence's. Sev- eral of them, at a few days' notice, were obliged to take forced holidays until the end of September: Mathilde, Jeanne, Lucie and others were among them.
What to read after Redemption De Toute Son Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ren Bazin to read onlineMoreLess
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