The Village On the Cliff
The Village On the Cliff
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For already his kindness, his happiness, his entire content- ment, had made her ashamed. * Ah, it was cruel to have taken so much, to have so little to give in return,' she had thought once or twice. At least she would do her duty by him, she told herself, and it was with a very humble, and yet hopeful, heart that she passed the threshold of her new home. Toto was there to welcome them, and to trample upon all the folds of Catherine's muslin dress with his A WELCOME. 26T happy little feet, and ...JuBtine, the excellent cook, came out to stare at the new inmate of the chdlet.
Soyez la hienvenue^ said Fontaine, embracing his wife affectionately ; and they all three sat down very hap- pily, to dine by the light of the lamp. The entertainment began with a melon.
^ Grandmamma is coming on Saturday week,' said Toto.
* M. PSottier will call for them on his way back from Caen.' * Ah, so much the better,' said Justine, who was carrying away the empty dishes. Justine did not approve of second marriages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For already his kindness, his happiness, his entire content- ment, had made her ashamed. * Ah, it was cruel to have taken so much, to have so little to give in return,' she had thought once or twice. At least she would do her duty by him, she told herself, and it was with a very humble, and yet hopeful, heart that she passed the threshold of her new home. Toto was there to welcome them, and to trample upon all the folds of Catherine's muslin dress with his A WELCOME. 26T happy little feet, and ...JuBtine, the excellent cook, came out to stare at the new inmate of the chdlet.
Soyez la hienvenue^ said Fontaine, embracing his wife affectionately ; and they all three sat down very hap- pily, to dine by the light of the lamp. The entertainment began with a melon.
^ Grandmamma is coming on Saturday week,' said Toto.
* M. PSottier will call for them on his way back from Caen.' * Ah, so much the better,' said Justine, who was carrying away the empty dishes. Justine did not approve of second marriages.
What to read after The Village On the Cliff?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anne Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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