The Red Lily
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He likes animals. I have observed that hunters like ani- mals. I assure you, Darling, that M. Le Menil talks admirably about hares. He knows their habits. He said to me it was a pleasure to look at them danc- ing in the moonlight in the plains. He has assured me that they were very intelligent, and that he had seen an old hare, pursued by dogs, force another THE RED LILY 207 hare to get out of the trail so as to deceive the hunt- ers. Darling, did M. Le MenH ever talk to you about hares? " Ther...ese replied she did not know, she thought hunters were bothersome.
Miss BeL. exclaimed. She did not think M. Le Menil was ever bothersome when talking of the hares that danced ia the moonlight in the plains and ia the vines. She would have liked to raise a hare, like Phanion.
" Darling, you do not know Phanion. Oh, I am sure that M. Dechartre knows her. She was beau- tiful, and dear to poets. She lived in the Island of Cos, in a house on the side of a dell which, covered with lemon trees, descended to the blue sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He likes animals. I have observed that hunters like ani- mals. I assure you, Darling, that M. Le Menil talks admirably about hares. He knows their habits. He said to me it was a pleasure to look at them danc- ing in the moonlight in the plains. He has assured me that they were very intelligent, and that he had seen an old hare, pursued by dogs, force another THE RED LILY 207 hare to get out of the trail so as to deceive the hunt- ers. Darling, did M. Le MenH ever talk to you about hares? " Ther...ese replied she did not know, she thought hunters were bothersome.
Miss BeL. exclaimed. She did not think M. Le Menil was ever bothersome when talking of the hares that danced ia the moonlight in the plains and ia the vines. She would have liked to raise a hare, like Phanion.
" Darling, you do not know Phanion. Oh, I am sure that M. Dechartre knows her. She was beau- tiful, and dear to poets. She lived in the Island of Cos, in a house on the side of a dell which, covered with lemon trees, descended to the blue sea.
What to read after The Red Lily?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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