Vagabonds in Prigord
Vagabonds in Prigord
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As we turned towards Fayrac the rain slanted against us with a gentle but steady persistence ; and, though we IS4 Beynac to Behes 155 were sheltered for a little by the baron's planta- tions, as soon as we turned westward and left these, it was to meet it again once more. For about half an hour we followed this road, winding along the base of the hills, at some dis- tance now from the river, and with the railway lying between ; and then, turning south along one of the numerous glens, once more ...we left the Dordogne behind us.
Though not so sterile as the Quercy valleys that had last confounded us south of the river, this appeared to be sufficiently unyielding ; and to-day, at any rate, with the rain fihng across it, it was perhaps as dreary as any that we had traversed. The general contour, too, of the country, as we now began to ascend the valley's side, appeared to be very much the same — broad, flat-topped ridges, more or less parallel to one another, set at right angles to the Dordogne, and with these deep trenches between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As we turned towards Fayrac the rain slanted against us with a gentle but steady persistence ; and, though we IS4 Beynac to Behes 155 were sheltered for a little by the baron's planta- tions, as soon as we turned westward and left these, it was to meet it again once more. For about half an hour we followed this road, winding along the base of the hills, at some dis- tance now from the river, and with the railway lying between ; and then, turning south along one of the numerous glens, once more ...we left the Dordogne behind us.
Though not so sterile as the Quercy valleys that had last confounded us south of the river, this appeared to be sufficiently unyielding ; and to-day, at any rate, with the rain fihng across it, it was perhaps as dreary as any that we had traversed. The general contour, too, of the country, as we now began to ascend the valley's side, appeared to be very much the same — broad, flat-topped ridges, more or less parallel to one another, set at right angles to the Dordogne, and with these deep trenches between them.
What to read after Vagabonds in Prigord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Henry Howarth Bashford to read onlineMoreLess
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