The Grandissimes
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Miles up the broad flood the sun was disappearing gorgeously.
From their saddles, the two horsemen feasted on the scene without comment.
But presently, M. Grandissime uttered a low ejacula- tion and spurred his horse toward a tree hard by, pre- paring, as he went, to fasten his rein to an overhanging branch. Frowenfeld, agreeable to his beckon> imitated the movement.
'' I fear he intends to drown himself,'* whispered M.
Grandissime, as they hurriedly dismounted.
-'Who? Not " *' Yes, your landlo...rd, as you call him. He is on the flat ; I saw his hat over the levee. When we get on top the levee, we must get right into it. But do not follow him into the water in front of the flat; it is certain death ; no power of man could keep you from going under it." The words were quickly spoken ; they scrambled to the levee's crown. Just abreast of them lay a " flat- boat," emptied of its cargo and moored to the levee.
They leaped into it. A human /igure swerved from the onset of the Creole and ran toward the bow of the boat, and in an instant more would have been in the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miles up the broad flood the sun was disappearing gorgeously.
From their saddles, the two horsemen feasted on the scene without comment.
But presently, M. Grandissime uttered a low ejacula- tion and spurred his horse toward a tree hard by, pre- paring, as he went, to fasten his rein to an overhanging branch. Frowenfeld, agreeable to his beckon> imitated the movement.
'' I fear he intends to drown himself,'* whispered M.
Grandissime, as they hurriedly dismounted.
-'Who? Not " *' Yes, your landlo...rd, as you call him. He is on the flat ; I saw his hat over the levee. When we get on top the levee, we must get right into it. But do not follow him into the water in front of the flat; it is certain death ; no power of man could keep you from going under it." The words were quickly spoken ; they scrambled to the levee's crown. Just abreast of them lay a " flat- boat," emptied of its cargo and moored to the levee.
They leaped into it. A human /igure swerved from the onset of the Creole and ran toward the bow of the boat, and in an instant more would have been in the river.
What to read after The Grandissimes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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