The Miller of Angibault
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A^ME. BRICOLIN did not expect to see hier family ^^ return so soon. Her husband had left her at home without telling her the outrage which he purposed. He would not have the majesty of his public performance injured by her shrill outcries. So that when she saw him enter, scarlet with anger, panting, growling between his teeth, and dragging on his arm Rose, also much excited and distressed, and her eyes swollen with irrepressible tears, while her grandmother pattered after them, her hands claspe...d in consternation, she drew back with sur- prise ; then, raising her candle to their faces — *'What is to pay?" said she; "what has happened now?
** That my son is much in the wrong, and talks un- reasonably, " answered Mother Bricolin, letting herself fall into a chair.
" Yes, yes, it is the same story as yesterday evening, " said the farmer, recovering part of his anger with the sight of his wife. "Enough said! Is supper ready? Come, Rose, art thou hungry?" " No, father, " said Rose, dryly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A^ME. BRICOLIN did not expect to see hier family ^^ return so soon. Her husband had left her at home without telling her the outrage which he purposed. He would not have the majesty of his public performance injured by her shrill outcries. So that when she saw him enter, scarlet with anger, panting, growling between his teeth, and dragging on his arm Rose, also much excited and distressed, and her eyes swollen with irrepressible tears, while her grandmother pattered after them, her hands claspe...d in consternation, she drew back with sur- prise ; then, raising her candle to their faces — *'What is to pay?" said she; "what has happened now?
** That my son is much in the wrong, and talks un- reasonably, " answered Mother Bricolin, letting herself fall into a chair.
" Yes, yes, it is the same story as yesterday evening, " said the farmer, recovering part of his anger with the sight of his wife. "Enough said! Is supper ready? Come, Rose, art thou hungry?" " No, father, " said Rose, dryly.
What to read after The Miller of Angibault?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sand, George, 1804-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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