The Surprises of Life
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When he left us for a better world: "He never once went to prison, " said the peasants by way of funeral oration. What that man could deduce from a blade of grass lying over on one side or the other at the edge of a thicket really approached the miraculous. He would consult the wind, the sun, and would construct for me the train of reasoning 128 THE SURPRISES OF LIFE which must have brought the hare to the precise spot where we invariably found him. His accommo- dating gun made no more noise th...an the cracking of a whip. The victim, hidden in the hollow of a pollard, would at nightfall find its way under Janiere's blouse. But whither have I let myself wander? It was of the water poacher that I meant to speak. He, one might say, is the enemy of no man on earth. Fish, of dubious morals we are assured, find no such personal sympathy among us as do the furry and feathered folk. A carp, gasping on the grass, does not bring tears to our eyes, he seems to belong to a different world, and the police officer at war against illicit fishing, backed up by more or less convincing arguments relating to the restocking of rivers, has no one on his side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he left us for a better world: "He never once went to prison, " said the peasants by way of funeral oration. What that man could deduce from a blade of grass lying over on one side or the other at the edge of a thicket really approached the miraculous. He would consult the wind, the sun, and would construct for me the train of reasoning 128 THE SURPRISES OF LIFE which must have brought the hare to the precise spot where we invariably found him. His accommo- dating gun made no more noise th...an the cracking of a whip. The victim, hidden in the hollow of a pollard, would at nightfall find its way under Janiere's blouse. But whither have I let myself wander? It was of the water poacher that I meant to speak. He, one might say, is the enemy of no man on earth. Fish, of dubious morals we are assured, find no such personal sympathy among us as do the furry and feathered folk. A carp, gasping on the grass, does not bring tears to our eyes, he seems to belong to a different world, and the police officer at war against illicit fishing, backed up by more or less convincing arguments relating to the restocking of rivers, has no one on his side.
What to read after The Surprises of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georges Clemenceau to read onlineMoreLess
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