The Sowers
The Sowers
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"Heaven forbid!" cried the countess.
"Then let us talk of safer things. " The short twilight was already brooding over the land. The room, lightedonly by small square windows, grew darker and darker until Catrina rangfor lamps.
"I hate a dark room, " she said shortly to Maggie.
When De Chauxville came in, a few minutes later, Catrina was at thepiano. The room was brilliantly lighted, and on the table gleamed andglittered the silver tea-things. The intermediate meal had been disposedof, but the ...samovar had been left alight, as is the habit at Russianafternoon teas.
Catrina looked up when the Frenchman entered, but did not cease playing.
"There is no need for introductions, I think, " said the countess.
"We all know M. De Chauxville, " replied Paul quietly, and the two menexchanged a glance.
De Chauxville shook hands with the new-comers, and, while the countessprepared tea for him, launched into a long description of thepreparations for the bear-hunt of the following day. He addressed hisremarks exclusively to Paul, as between enthusiasts andfellow-sportsmen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Heaven forbid!" cried the countess.
"Then let us talk of safer things. " The short twilight was already brooding over the land. The room, lightedonly by small square windows, grew darker and darker until Catrina rangfor lamps.
"I hate a dark room, " she said shortly to Maggie.
When De Chauxville came in, a few minutes later, Catrina was at thepiano. The room was brilliantly lighted, and on the table gleamed andglittered the silver tea-things. The intermediate meal had been disposedof, but the ...samovar had been left alight, as is the habit at Russianafternoon teas.
Catrina looked up when the Frenchman entered, but did not cease playing.
"There is no need for introductions, I think, " said the countess.
"We all know M. De Chauxville, " replied Paul quietly, and the two menexchanged a glance.
De Chauxville shook hands with the new-comers, and, while the countessprepared tea for him, launched into a long description of thepreparations for the bear-hunt of the following day. He addressed hisremarks exclusively to Paul, as between enthusiasts andfellow-sportsmen.
What to read after The Sowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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