The Works of Guy De Maupassant, volume 4 (Of 8)
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His companions jumped out, but he didnot move; one eye was closed, while the other was open, and he was palewith fear, while his long limbs were stretched out in the dust, and whenthey touched his right leg he began to scream, and when they tried tomake him stand up, he immediately fell down.
"I think one of his legs is broken, " one of the men said.
And so it really was. Harivan, therefore, had him laid on a table andsent off a man on horseback to Rouville to fetch the doctor, who came anhour ...later.
The farmer was very generous and said that he would pay for the man'streatment in the hospital, so that the doctor carried Pavilly off in hiscarriage to the hospital, and had him put into a white-washed ward, wherehis fracture was reduced.
As soon as he knew that it would not kill him, and that he would be takencare of, cuddled, cured, and fed without having anything to do except tolie on his back between the sheets, Pavilly's joy was unbounded, and hebegan to laugh silently and continuously, so as to show his decayedteeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His companions jumped out, but he didnot move; one eye was closed, while the other was open, and he was palewith fear, while his long limbs were stretched out in the dust, and whenthey touched his right leg he began to scream, and when they tried tomake him stand up, he immediately fell down.
"I think one of his legs is broken, " one of the men said.
And so it really was. Harivan, therefore, had him laid on a table andsent off a man on horseback to Rouville to fetch the doctor, who came anhour ...later.
The farmer was very generous and said that he would pay for the man'streatment in the hospital, so that the doctor carried Pavilly off in hiscarriage to the hospital, and had him put into a white-washed ward, wherehis fracture was reduced.
As soon as he knew that it would not kill him, and that he would be takencare of, cuddled, cured, and fed without having anything to do except tolie on his back between the sheets, Pavilly's joy was unbounded, and hebegan to laugh silently and continuously, so as to show his decayedteeth.
What to read after The Works of Guy De Maupassant, volume 4 (Of 8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maupassant, Guy De, 1850-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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