The Flood
The Flood
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Pierre had lighted his pipe, and he was smokingso furiously that, at each puff, he spit out pieces of the stem. Jacquesand Cyprien looked into the distance, with drawn faces; while Gaspard, clenching his fists, continued to walk about, seeking an issue. At ourfeet the women, silent and shivering, hid their faces to shut out thesight. Yet Rose raised her head, glanced about her and demanded: "And the servants? Where are they? Why, aren't they here?" I avoided answering. She then questioned me, h...er eyes on mine.
"Where are the servants?" I turned away, unable to lie. I felt that chill that had already brushedme pass over our women and our dear girls. They had understood. Marieburst into tears. Aimee wrapped her two children in her skirt, as ifto protect them. Veronique, her face in her hands, did not move. AuntAgathe, very pale, made the sign of the cross, and mumbled Paters andAves.
Meanwhile the spectacle about us became of sovereign grandeur. The nightretained the clearness of a summer night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pierre had lighted his pipe, and he was smokingso furiously that, at each puff, he spit out pieces of the stem. Jacquesand Cyprien looked into the distance, with drawn faces; while Gaspard, clenching his fists, continued to walk about, seeking an issue. At ourfeet the women, silent and shivering, hid their faces to shut out thesight. Yet Rose raised her head, glanced about her and demanded: "And the servants? Where are they? Why, aren't they here?" I avoided answering. She then questioned me, h...er eyes on mine.
"Where are the servants?" I turned away, unable to lie. I felt that chill that had already brushedme pass over our women and our dear girls. They had understood. Marieburst into tears. Aimee wrapped her two children in her skirt, as ifto protect them. Veronique, her face in her hands, did not move. AuntAgathe, very pale, made the sign of the cross, and mumbled Paters andAves.
Meanwhile the spectacle about us became of sovereign grandeur. The nightretained the clearness of a summer night.
What to read after The Flood?
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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