The Village Rector
The Village Rector
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On the contrary, ifI took advantage of the leniency of the new government toward allcrimes traceable to the conscription, if I delivered myself up, hebelieved he could save my life; he would engage a good lawyer, whowould get me off with ten years at the galleys. Then Monsieur Bonnettalked to me of the other life. Catherine wept like the Magdalen--See, madame, " said Farrabesche, holding out his right arm, "her face was inthat hand, and I felt it wet with tears. She implored me to live. Monsieu...r Bonnet promised to secure me, when I had served my sentence, a peaceful life here with my child, and to protect me against affront. He catechised me as he would a little child. After three such visitsat night he made me as supple as a glove. Would you like to know how, madame?" Farrabesche and Madame Graslin looked at each other, not explaining tothemselves their mutual curiosity.
"Well, " resumed the poor liberated convict, "when he left me the firsttime, and Catherine had gone with him to show the way, I was leftalone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the contrary, ifI took advantage of the leniency of the new government toward allcrimes traceable to the conscription, if I delivered myself up, hebelieved he could save my life; he would engage a good lawyer, whowould get me off with ten years at the galleys. Then Monsieur Bonnettalked to me of the other life. Catherine wept like the Magdalen--See, madame, " said Farrabesche, holding out his right arm, "her face was inthat hand, and I felt it wet with tears. She implored me to live. Monsieu...r Bonnet promised to secure me, when I had served my sentence, a peaceful life here with my child, and to protect me against affront. He catechised me as he would a little child. After three such visitsat night he made me as supple as a glove. Would you like to know how, madame?" Farrabesche and Madame Graslin looked at each other, not explaining tothemselves their mutual curiosity.
"Well, " resumed the poor liberated convict, "when he left me the firsttime, and Catherine had gone with him to show the way, I was leftalone.
What to read after The Village Rector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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