Ten Tales
Ten Tales
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He remembered the day that followed thetempest--that morning, rainy and gray--when, walking by the heavy, leaden sea, he had found a body at his feet and recognized it as that ofan old sailor, the father of a family, who had been lost at sea threedays before--mournful jetsam, stranded in the wrack and foam, soheart-rending to see, with the gray hair of the drowned full of sand andshells!
A shudder passed over his heart.
[Illustration] But the lackeys had already removed the plates; every trace ...of the giantfish had disappeared, and while they were serving another course, thediners, elegant triflers, had taken up their chat again. Hunger beingalready somewhat appeased, they were more animated, they spoke with moreabandon--light laughs ran round. Oh, charming and gracious company!
* * * * * Then the Dreamer, the silent guest, was seized with an infinite sadness;for all the work and distress that were required to create this comfortand well-being came surging on his imagination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He remembered the day that followed thetempest--that morning, rainy and gray--when, walking by the heavy, leaden sea, he had found a body at his feet and recognized it as that ofan old sailor, the father of a family, who had been lost at sea threedays before--mournful jetsam, stranded in the wrack and foam, soheart-rending to see, with the gray hair of the drowned full of sand andshells!
A shudder passed over his heart.
[Illustration] But the lackeys had already removed the plates; every trace ...of the giantfish had disappeared, and while they were serving another course, thediners, elegant triflers, had taken up their chat again. Hunger beingalready somewhat appeased, they were more animated, they spoke with moreabandon--light laughs ran round. Oh, charming and gracious company!
* * * * * Then the Dreamer, the silent guest, was seized with an infinite sadness;for all the work and distress that were required to create this comfortand well-being came surging on his imagination.
What to read after Ten Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by François Coppée to read onlineMoreLess
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