The Closed Harbour (2012)
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In between snatches of song they exchanged conversation.
"I'm going out at nine o'clock, Marie," Labiche said. "D'you remember Madame Gilliat's girl, you know, the one they dote on, Jeanette, well she's somehow found her way into that Madame Lustigne's house." "Mother of God." "Yes, Father Prideau was telling me yesterday, her mother's in a terrible state. I'm seeing Madame Lustigne this evening. But I won't be late," and then Labiche forgot every thing as he lowered his head between those of hi...s children and he hugged them and was happy.
But only when he got inside the house, and he was glad to do that, the journey up the hill always saddened him, the faces of children, he would sometimes stand and stare at them, leaning on his bicycle, looking at the dirt, the rags, the big eyes of innocence full of a dreadful melancholy.
He had once brought Philippe to tea, it was Yvonne's fifth birthday, and Philippe had found it difficult to refuse, but not so difficult to resolve that never again would he climb the hill of Accoules.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In between snatches of song they exchanged conversation.
"I'm going out at nine o'clock, Marie," Labiche said. "D'you remember Madame Gilliat's girl, you know, the one they dote on, Jeanette, well she's somehow found her way into that Madame Lustigne's house." "Mother of God." "Yes, Father Prideau was telling me yesterday, her mother's in a terrible state. I'm seeing Madame Lustigne this evening. But I won't be late," and then Labiche forgot every thing as he lowered his head between those of hi...s children and he hugged them and was happy.
But only when he got inside the house, and he was glad to do that, the journey up the hill always saddened him, the faces of children, he would sometimes stand and stare at them, leaning on his bicycle, looking at the dirt, the rags, the big eyes of innocence full of a dreadful melancholy.
He had once brought Philippe to tea, it was Yvonne's fifth birthday, and Philippe had found it difficult to refuse, but not so difficult to resolve that never again would he climb the hill of Accoules.
What to read after The Closed Harbour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hanley to read onlineMoreLess
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