The Miracle of the Great St. Nicolas
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Nowcome a few steps up this rising path, and look at this other hawthorn, which having with difficulty issued from a dry, stony soil, languishes, deficient in both wood and leaves, and has had no other thought duringits hard life than to defend itself against the innumerable enemies thatthreaten the weal. It is nothing but a bundle of thorns. It has employedthe little sap which it received in fashioning innumerable spears, broadat the base, hard and sharp, which but ill restore confidence toits... apprehensive weakness. It has nothing left over for fruitful andfragrant blossom. My friends, we are like the hawthorns. The care givento our childhood makes us better. Too harsh an up bringing hardens us. " CHAPTER III WHEN Maxime was approaching his seventeenth year he filled the holyBishop Nicolas with grief and the diocese with scandal by forming andtraining a company of rogues of his own age, with a view to kidnappingthe girls of a village called Grosses-Nates, situated at a distanceof four leagues from Trinqueballe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nowcome a few steps up this rising path, and look at this other hawthorn, which having with difficulty issued from a dry, stony soil, languishes, deficient in both wood and leaves, and has had no other thought duringits hard life than to defend itself against the innumerable enemies thatthreaten the weal. It is nothing but a bundle of thorns. It has employedthe little sap which it received in fashioning innumerable spears, broadat the base, hard and sharp, which but ill restore confidence toits... apprehensive weakness. It has nothing left over for fruitful andfragrant blossom. My friends, we are like the hawthorns. The care givento our childhood makes us better. Too harsh an up bringing hardens us. " CHAPTER III WHEN Maxime was approaching his seventeenth year he filled the holyBishop Nicolas with grief and the diocese with scandal by forming andtraining a company of rogues of his own age, with a view to kidnappingthe girls of a village called Grosses-Nates, situated at a distanceof four leagues from Trinqueballe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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