The House By the Medlar Tree
The House By the Medlar Tree
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The night was so black that they could not see from one end of the boat to the other, and Alessio was silent from sheer terror. The grand- father was stretched in the bottom of the boat with his head broken. 'Ntoni found him at last by- groping about for him, and thought he was dead, for he did not move, nor even breathe. The helm swung from side to side, while the boat leaped up and then plunged headlong into the hollows of the waves. "Ah, Saint Francis de Paul ! Ah, blessed Saint Francis !" c...ried the boys, now that they knew noth- ing else to do. And Saint Francis mercifully heard while he passed through the whirlwind helping his flock, and spread his mantle under the Provvidenza just as she was ready to crash like a rotten nut on the " Cliffs of the Domes, " under the lookout of the coast-guard. The boat sprang over the rocks like a colt, and ran on shore, burying her nose in the sand. " Courage, courage !" cried the guards from l68 THE HOUSE BY THE MEDLAR-TREE. The shore; "here we are, here we are!" and they ran here and there with lanterns, ready to fling out ropes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night was so black that they could not see from one end of the boat to the other, and Alessio was silent from sheer terror. The grand- father was stretched in the bottom of the boat with his head broken. 'Ntoni found him at last by- groping about for him, and thought he was dead, for he did not move, nor even breathe. The helm swung from side to side, while the boat leaped up and then plunged headlong into the hollows of the waves. "Ah, Saint Francis de Paul ! Ah, blessed Saint Francis !" c...ried the boys, now that they knew noth- ing else to do. And Saint Francis mercifully heard while he passed through the whirlwind helping his flock, and spread his mantle under the Provvidenza just as she was ready to crash like a rotten nut on the " Cliffs of the Domes, " under the lookout of the coast-guard. The boat sprang over the rocks like a colt, and ran on shore, burying her nose in the sand. " Courage, courage !" cried the guards from l68 THE HOUSE BY THE MEDLAR-TREE. The shore; "here we are, here we are!" and they ran here and there with lanterns, ready to fling out ropes.
What to read after The House By the Medlar Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giovanni Verga to read onlineMoreLess
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