Redemption (De Toute Son Âme)
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Supple of hmb and shivering beneath his blue jersey, he steered the boat slantwise toward the farther shore, where are two small islands.
They are called Heron and Pinette, and are sepa- rated from each other and from the mainland by narrow branches of the river.
A wondrous silence surrounded him. There was hardly even the cry of the snipe on the wing or beginning to feed on the wet grass. The flood was over. The blue water, streaked darker here and there, did not yet shine clearly, except per-... haps near the sandbanks, where it grew into a slender stream that curved like the blade of a scythe.
The boatman was thinking: "I love her too much, I must tell her so." And the boat ghded on. And the dayUght round him grew more and more radiant.
He entered a narrow channel where the current 144 REDEMPTION 145 was almost still. In the shelter of the islands, in the swamp, reeds grew, tall and green or broken and resting their yellow blades upon the waters of the Loire. Nets were stretched across the water in the direction of the current.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Supple of hmb and shivering beneath his blue jersey, he steered the boat slantwise toward the farther shore, where are two small islands.
They are called Heron and Pinette, and are sepa- rated from each other and from the mainland by narrow branches of the river.
A wondrous silence surrounded him. There was hardly even the cry of the snipe on the wing or beginning to feed on the wet grass. The flood was over. The blue water, streaked darker here and there, did not yet shine clearly, except per-... haps near the sandbanks, where it grew into a slender stream that curved like the blade of a scythe.
The boatman was thinking: "I love her too much, I must tell her so." And the boat ghded on. And the dayUght round him grew more and more radiant.
He entered a narrow channel where the current 144 REDEMPTION 145 was almost still. In the shelter of the islands, in the swamp, reeds grew, tall and green or broken and resting their yellow blades upon the waters of the Loire. Nets were stretched across the water in the direction of the current.
What to read after Redemption (De Toute Son Âme)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bazin René to read onlineMoreLess
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