An Attic Philosopher in Paris — Complete
An Attic Philosopher in Paris — Complete
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"Good-will!" repeated Chaufour; "that is all my mother left me, and Itake it no son has received a better inheritance. Therefore they used tocall me Monsieur Content in the batteries. " "You are a soldier, then?" "I served in the Third Artillery under the Republic, and afterwardin the Guard, through all the commotions. I was at Jemappes and atWaterloo; so I was at the christening and at the burial of our glory, asone may say!" I looked at him with astonishment.
"And how old were you then, at Je...mappes?" asked I.
"Somewhere about fifteen, " said he.
"How came you to think of being a soldier so early?" "I did not really think about it. I then worked at toy-making, and neverdreamed that France would ask me for anything else than to make herdraught-boards, shuttlecocks, and cups and balls. But I had an old uncleat Vincennes whom I went to see from time to time--a Fontenoy veteran inthe same rank of life as myself, but with ability enough to have risento that of a marshal. Unluckily, in those days there was no way forcommon people to get on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Good-will!" repeated Chaufour; "that is all my mother left me, and Itake it no son has received a better inheritance. Therefore they used tocall me Monsieur Content in the batteries. " "You are a soldier, then?" "I served in the Third Artillery under the Republic, and afterwardin the Guard, through all the commotions. I was at Jemappes and atWaterloo; so I was at the christening and at the burial of our glory, asone may say!" I looked at him with astonishment.
"And how old were you then, at Je...mappes?" asked I.
"Somewhere about fifteen, " said he.
"How came you to think of being a soldier so early?" "I did not really think about it. I then worked at toy-making, and neverdreamed that France would ask me for anything else than to make herdraught-boards, shuttlecocks, and cups and balls. But I had an old uncleat Vincennes whom I went to see from time to time--a Fontenoy veteran inthe same rank of life as myself, but with ability enough to have risento that of a marshal. Unluckily, in those days there was no way forcommon people to get on.
What to read after An Attic Philosopher in Paris — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Souvestre, Emile, 1806-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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