The Coming Harvest (Le Blé Qui Lève)
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He went toward him.
"How do you do, Gilbert Cloquet?" "Not entirely well, but better, thank you, Monsieur le Cur6; you are very kind." "I passed by Pas-du-Loup a month ago, and I asked to see you, but Mire Justamond told me you were sleeping." "That would have been worth waking me up for. Monsieur le Cur6; but the good woman is like a dog when she is watching any one; no one must come near." Abb6 Roubiaux hesitated a moment, instinc- tively seeking for a word which would not be a too definite a...nd too frank expression of his sorrow and of his reproach. But his heart overflowed.
He said, clasping his hands under his cassock: "If I am not mistaken, Gilbert Cloquet, you were not at mass Easter Svmday! And certainly you were not there this morning." "That is so." THE COMING HARVEST 169 "Nevertheless, you belong to my parish." "But what do you expeqt! It is a long time since I have been there! It is no longer our cus- tom here." The abb6 let his hands fall, opened them and held them out as if imploring the wood-cutter: "Ah, my friend!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went toward him.
"How do you do, Gilbert Cloquet?" "Not entirely well, but better, thank you, Monsieur le Cur6; you are very kind." "I passed by Pas-du-Loup a month ago, and I asked to see you, but Mire Justamond told me you were sleeping." "That would have been worth waking me up for. Monsieur le Cur6; but the good woman is like a dog when she is watching any one; no one must come near." Abb6 Roubiaux hesitated a moment, instinc- tively seeking for a word which would not be a too definite a...nd too frank expression of his sorrow and of his reproach. But his heart overflowed.
He said, clasping his hands under his cassock: "If I am not mistaken, Gilbert Cloquet, you were not at mass Easter Svmday! And certainly you were not there this morning." "That is so." THE COMING HARVEST 169 "Nevertheless, you belong to my parish." "But what do you expeqt! It is a long time since I have been there! It is no longer our cus- tom here." The abb6 let his hands fall, opened them and held them out as if imploring the wood-cutter: "Ah, my friend!
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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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