The House of the Combrays 8 7
The House of the Combrays 8 7
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" The farmer added that he had just sent his boy to Falaise to inform Mme. De Combray of the event. Mme. Acquet got off her horse, drew Truffaultaside and questioned him in a low voice. When she returned to Lanoë shewas as white as a wax candle. "I am lost, " she said, "Joseph Buquet willdenounce me. " Then, with a steady look, speaking to herself: "I could also, in my turndenounce Allain, seeing that he is an outlaw, but where should I say Ihad met him?" She seemed most uneasy, not knowing wha...t to do. Then shehinted that she must go back to Falaise. But Lanoë was inflexible, heswore he would go no further, and that she could apply to the farmer ifshe wanted to. And giving his horse the rein he went off at a trot, leaving her surrounded by the peasants, who silently gazed in wonderingconsternation at the daughter of "their lady" covered with mud, wild-eyed, her arms swinging and her whole appearance so hopeless andforlorn as to awaken pity in the hardest heart.
The same evening the lawyer Lefebre, learned on reaching home, that Mme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The farmer added that he had just sent his boy to Falaise to inform Mme. De Combray of the event. Mme. Acquet got off her horse, drew Truffaultaside and questioned him in a low voice. When she returned to Lanoë shewas as white as a wax candle. "I am lost, " she said, "Joseph Buquet willdenounce me. " Then, with a steady look, speaking to herself: "I could also, in my turndenounce Allain, seeing that he is an outlaw, but where should I say Ihad met him?" She seemed most uneasy, not knowing wha...t to do. Then shehinted that she must go back to Falaise. But Lanoë was inflexible, heswore he would go no further, and that she could apply to the farmer ifshe wanted to. And giving his horse the rein he went off at a trot, leaving her surrounded by the peasants, who silently gazed in wonderingconsternation at the daughter of "their lady" covered with mud, wild-eyed, her arms swinging and her whole appearance so hopeless andforlorn as to awaken pity in the hardest heart.
The same evening the lawyer Lefebre, learned on reaching home, that Mme.
What to read after The House of the Combrays 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Le Notre to read onlineMoreLess
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