The Fear of Living (La Peur De Vivre)
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Wrapped in silence and solitude, they never go into the town and cross only the humblest thresli- olds, where their presence is always welcome.
276 JEAN 277 And when the postman's step crushes the gravel in the courtyard, they still tremble. That worthy man, so full of his own importance, will not keep them in suspense and according to the postmarks he cries " A letter from Paris," " From Tonkin," " From Algiers." " Thank you, Ravet. Go to Marie. She is waiting to give you a glass of wine." The...ir correspondence is now the only joy of the household. It is more frequent than it used to be.
From* afar Madame Guibert's children try ta shower their love upon her. Letters come from Jean Berlier in Africa. They are full of Marcel and his glorious death. In the last one Jean has told them of his return to Savoy at the end of May.
At Le Maupas anxious eyes look down the de- serted avenue, where now the chestnuts are proudly bearing their white candles. The young man coming slowly up the wooded hill that leads to the old house is no longer Isabelle Orlandi's gay cavalier, though he has still kept his slim, lithe figure and his distinguished, confident bearing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wrapped in silence and solitude, they never go into the town and cross only the humblest thresli- olds, where their presence is always welcome.
276 JEAN 277 And when the postman's step crushes the gravel in the courtyard, they still tremble. That worthy man, so full of his own importance, will not keep them in suspense and according to the postmarks he cries " A letter from Paris," " From Tonkin," " From Algiers." " Thank you, Ravet. Go to Marie. She is waiting to give you a glass of wine." The...ir correspondence is now the only joy of the household. It is more frequent than it used to be.
From* afar Madame Guibert's children try ta shower their love upon her. Letters come from Jean Berlier in Africa. They are full of Marcel and his glorious death. In the last one Jean has told them of his return to Savoy at the end of May.
At Le Maupas anxious eyes look down the de- serted avenue, where now the chestnuts are proudly bearing their white candles. The young man coming slowly up the wooded hill that leads to the old house is no longer Isabelle Orlandi's gay cavalier, though he has still kept his slim, lithe figure and his distinguished, confident bearing.
What to read after The Fear of Living (La Peur De Vivre)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bordeaux Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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