An Englishman in Paris Notes And Recollections
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But when standing still, or on horseback, there was an indescribable something about the man which at once commanded attention. I am not overlooking the fact that, on the occasion of our first meet- ing, my curiosity had been aroused ; but I doubt whether any one, endowed with the smallest power of observation, though utterly ignorant with regard to his previous history, and equally sceptical with regard to his future destiny, could have been in his company for any length of time without be- in...g struck with his appearance.
When I entered the apartment on the evening in ques- tion, Louis-Napoleon was leaning in his favourite attitude against the mantelpiece, smoking the scarcely ever absent cigarette, and pulling at the heavy brown moustache, the ends of which in those days were not waxed into points as they were later on. There was not the remotest likeness to any portrait of the Bonaparte family I had ever seen. He wore his thin, lank hair much longer than he did afterwards. The most startling features were decidedly the aquiline LOUIS-NAPOLEON'S FRENCH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when standing still, or on horseback, there was an indescribable something about the man which at once commanded attention. I am not overlooking the fact that, on the occasion of our first meet- ing, my curiosity had been aroused ; but I doubt whether any one, endowed with the smallest power of observation, though utterly ignorant with regard to his previous history, and equally sceptical with regard to his future destiny, could have been in his company for any length of time without be- in...g struck with his appearance.
When I entered the apartment on the evening in ques- tion, Louis-Napoleon was leaning in his favourite attitude against the mantelpiece, smoking the scarcely ever absent cigarette, and pulling at the heavy brown moustache, the ends of which in those days were not waxed into points as they were later on. There was not the remotest likeness to any portrait of the Bonaparte family I had ever seen. He wore his thin, lank hair much longer than he did afterwards. The most startling features were decidedly the aquiline LOUIS-NAPOLEON'S FRENCH.
What to read after An Englishman in Paris Notes And Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Dresden Vandam to read onlineMoreLess
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