The Right of Way — volume 02
The Right of Way — volume 02
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Her nature was open and frank; shelived upon the house-tops, as it were, going in and out of the lives ofthe people of Chaudiere with neighbourly sympathy and understanding. Yetshe knew that she was not of them, and they knew that, poor as she was, in her veins flowed the blood of the old nobility of France. For thisthe Cure could vouch. Her official position made her the servant of thepublic, and she did her duty with naturalness.
She had been a figure in the parish ever since the day she retu...rned fromthe convent at Quebec, and took her dead mother's place in the home andthe parish. She had a quick temper, but there was not a cheerless notein her nature, and there was scarce a dog or a horse in the parish butknew her touch, and responded to it. Squirrels ate out of her hand, shehad even tamed two partridges, and she kept in her little garden a bearshe had brought up from a cub. Her devotion to her crippled father wasin keeping with her quick response to every incident of sorrow or joy inthe parish--only modified by wilful prejudices scarcely in keeping withher unselfishness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her nature was open and frank; shelived upon the house-tops, as it were, going in and out of the lives ofthe people of Chaudiere with neighbourly sympathy and understanding. Yetshe knew that she was not of them, and they knew that, poor as she was, in her veins flowed the blood of the old nobility of France. For thisthe Cure could vouch. Her official position made her the servant of thepublic, and she did her duty with naturalness.
She had been a figure in the parish ever since the day she retu...rned fromthe convent at Quebec, and took her dead mother's place in the home andthe parish. She had a quick temper, but there was not a cheerless notein her nature, and there was scarce a dog or a horse in the parish butknew her touch, and responded to it. Squirrels ate out of her hand, shehad even tamed two partridges, and she kept in her little garden a bearshe had brought up from a cub. Her devotion to her crippled father wasin keeping with her quick response to every incident of sorrow or joy inthe parish--only modified by wilful prejudices scarcely in keeping withher unselfishness.
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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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