The Priest's Tale - Père Etienne
The Priest's Tale - Père Etienne
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There was no roofto it in those days, and few came near the place. But that suited me. My mind was full of him whom I had seen, and my spirit told me thatI should await him here. The father of the chief then gave it me, nocouncillor knowing aught about it. ' "'And you planted this vine and cleared this space, perhaps?' "'I did not. I did but train the vine which had blocked the door, andcut down for the wood of the roof the young trees that had grown here. But some other had cleared the ground ...before me. ' "'Would you mind if I looked within, Mwezi?' I questioned, for to tellyou the truth my curiosity was thoroughly aroused.
"The old fellow got up courteously. 'Enter, white man, ' said he. 'Mysons shall bring the stools and fetch us beer. I am old and poor, butyou are welcome. You are at least of the people of him I saw, and shallI, in my sorrow, forbid you to come in?' "We entered. The place was divided into two by a sod partition, plainlyrecent in construction, and I looked disappointedly at what I could see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no roofto it in those days, and few came near the place. But that suited me. My mind was full of him whom I had seen, and my spirit told me thatI should await him here. The father of the chief then gave it me, nocouncillor knowing aught about it. ' "'And you planted this vine and cleared this space, perhaps?' "'I did not. I did but train the vine which had blocked the door, andcut down for the wood of the roof the young trees that had grown here. But some other had cleared the ground ...before me. ' "'Would you mind if I looked within, Mwezi?' I questioned, for to tellyou the truth my curiosity was thoroughly aroused.
"The old fellow got up courteously. 'Enter, white man, ' said he. 'Mysons shall bring the stools and fetch us beer. I am old and poor, butyou are welcome. You are at least of the people of him I saw, and shallI, in my sorrow, forbid you to come in?' "We entered. The place was divided into two by a sod partition, plainlyrecent in construction, and I looked disappointedly at what I could see.
What to read after The Priest's Tale - Père Etienne?
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