Yvon Tremblay

Excerpt from Yvon Tremblay: An Acadian Idyll

Here he became quite incoherent and made a fresh attack on the bottle which he had used to gesture with and which, in the rapidity of its motion, Hippolyte had quite forgotten.

The effect of the old man's tidings was great. A wealth of speculation was at once loosed, Hippolyte, ever in the lead because of his greater age, and knowl edge of the countryside consequent upon his occupation.

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