Yvette
Yvette
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He cried out more loudly: "Mam'zelle Yvette! Mam'zelle Yvette!" Nothing stirred. He stopped and listened. The whole island wasstill; there was scarcely a rustle of leaves over his head. Thefrogs alone continued their deep croakings on the shores. Then hewandered from thicket to thicket, going where the banks were steepand bushy and returning to places where they were flat and bare as adead man's arm. He proceeded until he was opposite Bougival andreached the establishment of La Grenouillere, gr...oping the clumps oftrees, calling out continually: "Mam'zelle Yvette, where are you? Answer. It is ridiculous! Come, answer! Don't keep me hunting like this. " A distant clock began to strike. He counted the hours: twelve. Hehad been searching through the island for two hours. Then he thoughtthat perhaps she had gone home; and he went back very anxiously, this time by way of the bridge. A servant dozing on a chair waswaiting in the hall.
Servigny awakened him and asked: "Is it long since MademoiselleYvette came home?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cried out more loudly: "Mam'zelle Yvette! Mam'zelle Yvette!" Nothing stirred. He stopped and listened. The whole island wasstill; there was scarcely a rustle of leaves over his head. Thefrogs alone continued their deep croakings on the shores. Then hewandered from thicket to thicket, going where the banks were steepand bushy and returning to places where they were flat and bare as adead man's arm. He proceeded until he was opposite Bougival andreached the establishment of La Grenouillere, gr...oping the clumps oftrees, calling out continually: "Mam'zelle Yvette, where are you? Answer. It is ridiculous! Come, answer! Don't keep me hunting like this. " A distant clock began to strike. He counted the hours: twelve. Hehad been searching through the island for two hours. Then he thoughtthat perhaps she had gone home; and he went back very anxiously, this time by way of the bridge. A servant dozing on a chair waswaiting in the hall.
Servigny awakened him and asked: "Is it long since MademoiselleYvette came home?
What to read after Yvette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maupassant, Guy De, 1850-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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