The Isle of Unrest
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It was now evening, and a blessedcool air was stealing down from the mountains. Successive days ofunbroken sunshine had burnt all the western side of the island, hadalmost dried up the Aliso, which crept, a mere rivulet in its stormy bed, towards St. Florent and the sea.
Susini went to-the window of his little room and opened the woodenshutters. His house is next to the church at Olmeta and faces north-west;so that in the summer the evening sun glares across the valley into itswindows. He was n...o great scholar, and had but a poor record in thearchives of the college at Corte. Lory de Vasselot had written in ahurry, and the letter was a long one. Susini read it once, and wasturning it to read again, when, glancing out of the window, he saw Denisecross the Place, and go into the church.
"Ah!" he said aloud, "that will save me a long walk. " Then he read the letter again, with curt nods of the head from time totime, as if Lory were making points or giving minute instructions. Hefolded the letter, placed it in the pocket of his cassock, and gavehimself a smart tap on the chest, as if to indicate that this was themoment and himself the man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was now evening, and a blessedcool air was stealing down from the mountains. Successive days ofunbroken sunshine had burnt all the western side of the island, hadalmost dried up the Aliso, which crept, a mere rivulet in its stormy bed, towards St. Florent and the sea.
Susini went to-the window of his little room and opened the woodenshutters. His house is next to the church at Olmeta and faces north-west;so that in the summer the evening sun glares across the valley into itswindows. He was n...o great scholar, and had but a poor record in thearchives of the college at Corte. Lory de Vasselot had written in ahurry, and the letter was a long one. Susini read it once, and wasturning it to read again, when, glancing out of the window, he saw Denisecross the Place, and go into the church.
"Ah!" he said aloud, "that will save me a long walk. " Then he read the letter again, with curt nods of the head from time totime, as if Lory were making points or giving minute instructions. Hefolded the letter, placed it in the pocket of his cassock, and gavehimself a smart tap on the chest, as if to indicate that this was themoment and himself the man.
What to read after The Isle of Unrest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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