Capitolo 6
uncle, to interest her/it and examples happen when she takes interest
neither in his/her/their uncle neither in the trip. One cannot suppose, also in
a niece, too much sensitive person a nature, but one can suppose a kodak.
The party, then with such variations of detail as you/he/she can be all right his/her
tastes, have sailed from New York, I/you/he/she allow us to say, soon in June for a
whole summer in France. The morning of one pleasant June to which is disembarked
Cherbourg or Havre and door the train through Normandy to Pontorson,
where, with the light in the evening, the tourists drive along the
chaussee, on the sands or through the tide, cultivate them they stop to
Mrs. the famous hotel of Poulard inside the Gate of the Mountain.
His/her uncle speaks:--
CHAPTER ME
MICHIEL DE THE SAINT MER DI THE DANGER
The archangel loved heights. Being standing on the top of the tower
that crowned his/her church, upspread flies, sword lifted, the devil
crawling under, and the rooster, symbol of eternal vigilance perched him
on his/her planned foot, Saint Michael held a place of his really in sky
and on earth that seems, in the eleventh century, not to go away really
lodgings for the Virgo of the Crypt to Rentals, still less for the
Companion Christ of the thirteenth century to Amiens. The archangel
stands for Church and he/she Affirms, and both militant. He is the conqueror
of Satan, the mightiest of all created spirits, the more next to God.
Its place was where the danger was greater; therefore you find him/it
here. For the same reason he was, while the pagan danger lasted, the
saint of patron of France. Then the Normans, when they was converts
Christianity, puts on under its powerful protection. Then him
is standing for centuries on his/her Mountain in Danger of the Sea, looking
through the tremor of the tremor of ocean,-immense immense oceani,-as
Luigi XI, inhaled once for to poetry, written on the collar of
the order of Saint Michael that he created. Then soldiers, nobles,
and monarchses followed pilgrimage to its shrine; then the common people