Chase of Saint Castin And Other Stories 8 9
Chase of Saint Castin And Other Stories 8 9
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Between the maraisand the Mississippi, the spring rains were a perpetual danger. Thereare men who want the marshes all filled up. They say it will add to uson one side what the great river is taking from us on the other; butmyself--I would never throw in a shovelful: God made this world; it isgood enough; and when the water rises we can take to boats.
The Le Compts lived in this very house, and the old Barbeaus livednext, on the corner, where this rigolé road crosses the street runningnorth and... south. Every house along the rigolé was set in spaciousgrounds, with shade trees and gardens, and the sloping lawns blazedwith flowers. My mother said it was much prettier than Kaskaskia; notcrowded with traffic; not overrun with foreigners. Everybody seemedto be making a fête, to be visiting or receiving visits. At sunset thefiddle and the banjo began their melody. The young girls would gatherat Barbeau's or Le Compt's or Pensonneau's--at any one of a dozenplaces, and the young men would follow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Between the maraisand the Mississippi, the spring rains were a perpetual danger. Thereare men who want the marshes all filled up. They say it will add to uson one side what the great river is taking from us on the other; butmyself--I would never throw in a shovelful: God made this world; it isgood enough; and when the water rises we can take to boats.
The Le Compts lived in this very house, and the old Barbeaus livednext, on the corner, where this rigolé road crosses the street runningnorth and... south. Every house along the rigolé was set in spaciousgrounds, with shade trees and gardens, and the sloping lawns blazedwith flowers. My mother said it was much prettier than Kaskaskia; notcrowded with traffic; not overrun with foreigners. Everybody seemedto be making a fête, to be visiting or receiving visits. At sunset thefiddle and the banjo began their melody. The young girls would gatherat Barbeau's or Le Compt's or Pensonneau's--at any one of a dozenplaces, and the young men would follow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherwood Mary Hartwell to read onlineMoreLess
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