The Dream
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Angelique, leaning on Hubertine's shoulder, made herself as tall aspossible by standing upon the points of her feet, as she looked towardsthis arched open space, the roundness of whose top was perfectly definedin the pale twilight of the Place du Cloitre. The first to appear was, of course, the bearer of the Cross, accompanied by his two acolytes withtheir candelabra; and behind them the Master of the Ceremonies hurriedalong--the good Abbe Cornille, who now seemed quite out of breath andovercom...e by fatigue. At the threshold of the door, the silhouette ofeach new arrival was thrown out for a second, clear and strong, thenpassed quickly away in the darkness of the interior. There were thelaymen, the schools, the associations, the fraternities, whose banners, like sails, wavered for an instant, then suddenly vanished in the shade. One saw again the pale "daughters of Mary, " who, as they entered, stillsang with their voices like those of seraphim.
The Cathedral had room for all. The nave was slowly filled, the menbeing at the right and the women at the left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Angelique, leaning on Hubertine's shoulder, made herself as tall aspossible by standing upon the points of her feet, as she looked towardsthis arched open space, the roundness of whose top was perfectly definedin the pale twilight of the Place du Cloitre. The first to appear was, of course, the bearer of the Cross, accompanied by his two acolytes withtheir candelabra; and behind them the Master of the Ceremonies hurriedalong--the good Abbe Cornille, who now seemed quite out of breath andovercom...e by fatigue. At the threshold of the door, the silhouette ofeach new arrival was thrown out for a second, clear and strong, thenpassed quickly away in the darkness of the interior. There were thelaymen, the schools, the associations, the fraternities, whose banners, like sails, wavered for an instant, then suddenly vanished in the shade. One saw again the pale "daughters of Mary, " who, as they entered, stillsang with their voices like those of seraphim.
The Cathedral had room for all. The nave was slowly filled, the menbeing at the right and the women at the left.
What to read after The Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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