The Country Parson And Albert Savaron
The Country Parson And Albert Savaron
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Anne, the two Magdalens.
" I did it to amuse the child during the long winter even- ings, " he said, with something of apology in his tone.
Jessamine and climbing roses covered the front of the house, and broke into blossom about the upper windows. Farrabesche used the first floor as a storeroom; he kept poultry, ducks, and a couple of pigs, and bought nothing but bread, salt, sugar, and such groceries as they needed. Neither he nor the lad drank wine.
"Everything that I have seen and heard of ...you, " Mme. Graslin said at last, turning to Farrabesche, " has led me to take an interest in you which shall not come to nothing. " "This is M. Bonnet's doing, I know right well ! " cried Farrabesche with touching fervor.
" 6 You are mistaken ; M. Le Cure has said nothing to me of you as yet; chance or God, it may be, has brought it all about. " "Yes, madame, it is God's doing; God alone can work wonders for such a wretch as I. " " If your life has been a wretched one, " said Mme. Graslin, in tones so low that they did not reach the boy (a piece of womanly feeling which touched Farrabesche), " your repent- ance, your conduct, and M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anne, the two Magdalens.
" I did it to amuse the child during the long winter even- ings, " he said, with something of apology in his tone.
Jessamine and climbing roses covered the front of the house, and broke into blossom about the upper windows. Farrabesche used the first floor as a storeroom; he kept poultry, ducks, and a couple of pigs, and bought nothing but bread, salt, sugar, and such groceries as they needed. Neither he nor the lad drank wine.
"Everything that I have seen and heard of ...you, " Mme. Graslin said at last, turning to Farrabesche, " has led me to take an interest in you which shall not come to nothing. " "This is M. Bonnet's doing, I know right well ! " cried Farrabesche with touching fervor.
" 6 You are mistaken ; M. Le Cure has said nothing to me of you as yet; chance or God, it may be, has brought it all about. " "Yes, madame, it is God's doing; God alone can work wonders for such a wretch as I. " " If your life has been a wretched one, " said Mme. Graslin, in tones so low that they did not reach the boy (a piece of womanly feeling which touched Farrabesche), " your repent- ance, your conduct, and M.
What to read after The Country Parson And Albert Savaron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Honere De Balzac to read onlineMoreLess
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