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Freckles

Première publication en 1904 · 261 pages · environ 4 heures de lecture

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Orphelin et mutilé, Freckles voit son amertume face à son destin s'adoucir lorsqu'il est engagé pour surveiller une parcelle de bois dans les sauvages marécages du Limberlost. Après avoir rencontré la belle « Ange des marais », il décide de percer le mystère de son passé.

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  • “Freckles came down the corduroy that crosses the lower end of the Limberlost. At a glance he might have been mistaken for a tramp, but he was truly seeking work. He was intensely eager to belong somewhere and to be attached to almost any enterprise that would furnish him food and clothing.”
    Chapter IEn anglais
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  • “Long before he came in sight of the camp of the Grand Rapids Lumber Company, he could hear the cheery voices of the men, the neighing of the horses, and could scent the tempting odors of cooking food. A feeling of homeless friendlessness swept over him in a sickening wave.”
    Chapter IEn anglais
  • “The drumming and piping rolled in never-ending orchestral effect, while the full chorus rang to its accompaniment throughout the season.”
    Chapter IIIEn anglais
  • “Here were blood-root, moccasin-flower, hepatica, pitcher-plant, Jack-in-the-pulpit, and every other flower of the Limberlost that was in bloom or bore a bud presaging a flower. Every day saw the addition of new specimens. The place would have driven a botanist wild with envy.”
    Chapter IVEn anglais
  • “Because he kept no account himself, only the laughing-faced old man of the moon knew how often it happened; and as from the beginning, to the follies of earth that gentleman has ever been kind.”
    Chapter XIEn anglais

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