The Young Seigneur; Or, Nation-Making
The Young Seigneur; Or, Nation-Making
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We have a proverb, * Love God and go thy path.' To love God, to live, to die, are the complete circle." Chamilly's entrance put an end to these idyllic observations.
He was driven up in a cart by a country jehu, and leaping out, there followed him a couple of friends.
Haviland called Tardif, the head servant, who appeared at the door of the house, bareheaded, with an apron on : " Bring the dinner out here, Tardif," he ordered ; and a light table was set under the spreading boughs.
" Now tell us..., De La Lande, about your trip to Montreal." Of the two friends who drove up with their host in the cart, one was Breboeuf, a hunchback. This little creature on being introduced, bowed and shook hands with an aspect of hopeless resignation, and sitting down, relapsed into thought, telescoj^ing his neck into his squarish shoulders. His companion was a young man of small build, but spirited, good-looking face — De La Lande, schoolmaster of the village, a son of the farmer " Duke." Digitized by Google 80 THE YOUNG SEIGNEUR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have a proverb, * Love God and go thy path.' To love God, to live, to die, are the complete circle." Chamilly's entrance put an end to these idyllic observations.
He was driven up in a cart by a country jehu, and leaping out, there followed him a couple of friends.
Haviland called Tardif, the head servant, who appeared at the door of the house, bareheaded, with an apron on : " Bring the dinner out here, Tardif," he ordered ; and a light table was set under the spreading boughs.
" Now tell us..., De La Lande, about your trip to Montreal." Of the two friends who drove up with their host in the cart, one was Breboeuf, a hunchback. This little creature on being introduced, bowed and shook hands with an aspect of hopeless resignation, and sitting down, relapsed into thought, telescoj^ing his neck into his squarish shoulders. His companion was a young man of small build, but spirited, good-looking face — De La Lande, schoolmaster of the village, a son of the farmer " Duke." Digitized by Google 80 THE YOUNG SEIGNEUR.
What to read after The Young Seigneur; Or, Nation-Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Chateauclair to read onlineMoreLess
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