The American
The American
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He at least was poor enough coihpany, and even his acute preoccupation and his general lack of . the habit, determined by all his need, of pondering the im- pression he produced, didn't prevent his guessing the others to be puzzled at poor Bellegarde's taking such a fancy to a dull barbarian as to desire him at his deathbed. After breakfast he strolled forth alone into the village and looked at the fountain, the geese, the open barn-doors, the brown, bent old women who showed their hugely-darne...d i^ocking-heels at the end of their slowly-clicking sabots, as well as at the beautiful view of snowy Alp and purple Jura hanging across either end of the rude street. The day was brilliant ; early spring was in the air and the sunshine, and the winter's damp trickled out of the cottage eaves. It was birth and brightness for all nature, even for chirping chickens and other feathered wad- dling particles, and it was to be death and burial for poor foolish, generous, precious Valentin. Newman walked as far as the village church and went into the 339 Digitized by LjOOQ IC THE AMERICAN small graveyard beside it, where he sat down and looked at the awkward tablets planted about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He at least was poor enough coihpany, and even his acute preoccupation and his general lack of . the habit, determined by all his need, of pondering the im- pression he produced, didn't prevent his guessing the others to be puzzled at poor Bellegarde's taking such a fancy to a dull barbarian as to desire him at his deathbed. After breakfast he strolled forth alone into the village and looked at the fountain, the geese, the open barn-doors, the brown, bent old women who showed their hugely-darne...d i^ocking-heels at the end of their slowly-clicking sabots, as well as at the beautiful view of snowy Alp and purple Jura hanging across either end of the rude street. The day was brilliant ; early spring was in the air and the sunshine, and the winter's damp trickled out of the cottage eaves. It was birth and brightness for all nature, even for chirping chickens and other feathered wad- dling particles, and it was to be death and burial for poor foolish, generous, precious Valentin. Newman walked as far as the village church and went into the 339 Digitized by LjOOQ IC THE AMERICAN small graveyard beside it, where he sat down and looked at the awkward tablets planted about.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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