The Night Cometh
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" Ortegue added nothing. Standing against the high corridor window he began with visible impatience to drum on the panes with his fingers.
"Marsal, " he questioned, "when you an- Faith and Sneers 175 aesthetized Le Gallic the day before yesterday for that small affair, had he already seen the priest? " "Yes, " I replied.
"The Abbe must be amused! " he resumed, shrugging his shoulders. Then, jokingly: "The confession of a soldier who has been on campaign, what a confession it must be! " "Not in ...this case, " interrupted Mme. Ortegue.
"And as for the others, '* I risked saying, "be indulgent to them, mon cher matire. As you said so well one day, they are dying for us. " " I am not the one to reproach them for re- populating France, " sneered Ortegue again. "All the same, our Bayard is a long time re- lating his frolics. Good, it's over. " The door of the Lily-of-the- Valley Room had just opened, making way for the Chap- lain. The Abbe Courmont was a man of sixty, small statured and very slender, with a wholly fresh and wholly pink face, lit up by blue eyes which looked, with childish can- The Night Cometh dour, from behind gold-rimmed spectacles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ortegue added nothing. Standing against the high corridor window he began with visible impatience to drum on the panes with his fingers.
"Marsal, " he questioned, "when you an- Faith and Sneers 175 aesthetized Le Gallic the day before yesterday for that small affair, had he already seen the priest? " "Yes, " I replied.
"The Abbe must be amused! " he resumed, shrugging his shoulders. Then, jokingly: "The confession of a soldier who has been on campaign, what a confession it must be! " "Not in ...this case, " interrupted Mme. Ortegue.
"And as for the others, '* I risked saying, "be indulgent to them, mon cher matire. As you said so well one day, they are dying for us. " " I am not the one to reproach them for re- populating France, " sneered Ortegue again. "All the same, our Bayard is a long time re- lating his frolics. Good, it's over. " The door of the Lily-of-the- Valley Room had just opened, making way for the Chap- lain. The Abbe Courmont was a man of sixty, small statured and very slender, with a wholly fresh and wholly pink face, lit up by blue eyes which looked, with childish can- The Night Cometh dour, from behind gold-rimmed spectacles.
What to read after The Night Cometh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourget Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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