The Trail of the Sword, Complete
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They were both cheerful. "Two years, Perrot; two years!" he said.
"Ah, mon grand capitaine!" Iberville turned away, then came back again. "You will start at once?" "At once; and the abbe shall write. " Upon the lofty bank of the St. Lawrence, at the Sault au Matelot, a tallfigure clad in a cassock stood and watched the river below. On the highcliff of Point Levis lights were showing, and fires burning as far offas the island of Orleans. And in that sweet curve of shore, from the St. Charles to ...Beauport, thousands of stars seemed shining. Nearer still, from the heights, there was the same strange scintillation; the greatpromontory had a coronet of stars. In the lower town there was likeillumination, and out upon the river trailed long processions of light. It was the feast of good Sainte Anne de Beaupre. All day long had therebeen masses and processions on land. Hundreds of Jesuits, with thousandsof the populace, had filed behind the cross and the host. And now therewas a candle in every window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were both cheerful. "Two years, Perrot; two years!" he said.
"Ah, mon grand capitaine!" Iberville turned away, then came back again. "You will start at once?" "At once; and the abbe shall write. " Upon the lofty bank of the St. Lawrence, at the Sault au Matelot, a tallfigure clad in a cassock stood and watched the river below. On the highcliff of Point Levis lights were showing, and fires burning as far offas the island of Orleans. And in that sweet curve of shore, from the St. Charles to ...Beauport, thousands of stars seemed shining. Nearer still, from the heights, there was the same strange scintillation; the greatpromontory had a coronet of stars. In the lower town there was likeillumination, and out upon the river trailed long processions of light. It was the feast of good Sainte Anne de Beaupre. All day long had therebeen masses and processions on land. Hundreds of Jesuits, with thousandsof the populace, had filed behind the cross and the host. And now therewas a candle in every window.
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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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