Calvary a Novel
Calvary a Novel
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. . The smoke, the fields covered with snow, stained with blood and ruins, these fields where, like ghosts, we wandered about piteously, worn out with fatigue. . . . Only five years ! . . . And when I came back to the Priory, the house was empty, my father dead ! . . . My letters had come to him only rarely, at long intervals and they had always been short, dry, written in haste on the back of my knapsack. Only once, after a night of terrible anguish had I become tender, affectionate; only once... had I poured out my heart to him, and this letter which should have brought him sweetness, hope and consolation he had not received ! . . . Every morn- ing, Marie told me, he used to come out to the gate an hour before the arrival of the mailman and watch the turn of the road, a prey to mortal fear. Old wood cutters would pass on their way to the woods; my father used to question them: " Hey there, uncle Ribot, you have not seen the mailman, by any chance ? " " Why no, Monsieur Mintie it's a little early yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . The smoke, the fields covered with snow, stained with blood and ruins, these fields where, like ghosts, we wandered about piteously, worn out with fatigue. . . . Only five years ! . . . And when I came back to the Priory, the house was empty, my father dead ! . . . My letters had come to him only rarely, at long intervals and they had always been short, dry, written in haste on the back of my knapsack. Only once, after a night of terrible anguish had I become tender, affectionate; only once... had I poured out my heart to him, and this letter which should have brought him sweetness, hope and consolation he had not received ! . . . Every morn- ing, Marie told me, he used to come out to the gate an hour before the arrival of the mailman and watch the turn of the road, a prey to mortal fear. Old wood cutters would pass on their way to the woods; my father used to question them: " Hey there, uncle Ribot, you have not seen the mailman, by any chance ? " " Why no, Monsieur Mintie it's a little early yet.
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