The Right of Way — Complete
The Right of Way — Complete
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As she disappeared into the dusk and silence he adjustedhis eye-glass, and stared musingly after her, though there was nothingto see save the summer darkness, nothing to hear save the croak ofthe frogs in the village pond. He was thinking of the trial of JosephNadeau, and of a woman in the gallery, who laughed.
"Monsieur, Monsieur, " called the voice of the Notary from the bedroom.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE CURE AND THE SEIGNEUR VISIT THE TAILOR It had been a perfect September day. The tailor of Cha...udiere had beenbusier than usual, for winter was within hail, and careful habitantswere renewing their simple wardrobes. The Seigneur and the Cure arrivedtogether, each to order the making of a greatcoat of the Irish friezewhich the Seigneur kept in quantity at the Manor. The Seigneur was inrare spirits. And not without reason; for this was Michaelmas eve, andtomorrow would be Michaelmas day, and there was a promise to be redeemedon Michaelmas day! He had high hopes of its redemption according to hisown wishes; for he was a vain Seigneur, and he had had his way in allthings all his life, as everybody knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As she disappeared into the dusk and silence he adjustedhis eye-glass, and stared musingly after her, though there was nothingto see save the summer darkness, nothing to hear save the croak ofthe frogs in the village pond. He was thinking of the trial of JosephNadeau, and of a woman in the gallery, who laughed.
"Monsieur, Monsieur, " called the voice of the Notary from the bedroom.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE CURE AND THE SEIGNEUR VISIT THE TAILOR It had been a perfect September day. The tailor of Cha...udiere had beenbusier than usual, for winter was within hail, and careful habitantswere renewing their simple wardrobes. The Seigneur and the Cure arrivedtogether, each to order the making of a greatcoat of the Irish friezewhich the Seigneur kept in quantity at the Manor. The Seigneur was inrare spirits. And not without reason; for this was Michaelmas eve, andtomorrow would be Michaelmas day, and there was a promise to be redeemedon Michaelmas day! He had high hopes of its redemption according to hisown wishes; for he was a vain Seigneur, and he had had his way in allthings all his life, as everybody knew.
What to read after The Right of Way — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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