Bel Ami
Bel Ami
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"What a darling you are!" She took them, tastedone, and said: "They are delicious. I shall not leave one. Come, sitdown in the armchair, I will sit at your feet and eat my bonbons. " He smiled as he saw her take the seat a short while since occupied byMme. Walter. She too, called him "darling, little one, dearest, " andthe words seemed to him sweet and caressing from her lips, while fromMme. Walter's they irritated and nauseated him.
Suddenly he remembered the seventy thousand francs he was goi...ng tomake, and bluntly interrupting Mme. De Marelle's chatter, he said: "Listen, my darling; I am going to intrust you with a message to yourhusband. Tell him from me to buy to-morrow ten thousand francs' worthof Moroccan stock which is at seventy-two, and I predict that beforethree months are passed he will have made eighty thousand francs. Tellhim to maintain absolute silence. Tell him that the expedition toTangiers, is decided upon, and that the French government willguarantee the Moroccan debt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What a darling you are!" She took them, tastedone, and said: "They are delicious. I shall not leave one. Come, sitdown in the armchair, I will sit at your feet and eat my bonbons. " He smiled as he saw her take the seat a short while since occupied byMme. Walter. She too, called him "darling, little one, dearest, " andthe words seemed to him sweet and caressing from her lips, while fromMme. Walter's they irritated and nauseated him.
Suddenly he remembered the seventy thousand francs he was goi...ng tomake, and bluntly interrupting Mme. De Marelle's chatter, he said: "Listen, my darling; I am going to intrust you with a message to yourhusband. Tell him from me to buy to-morrow ten thousand francs' worthof Moroccan stock which is at seventy-two, and I predict that beforethree months are passed he will have made eighty thousand francs. Tellhim to maintain absolute silence. Tell him that the expedition toTangiers, is decided upon, and that the French government willguarantee the Moroccan debt.
What to read after Bel Ami?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maupassant, Guy De, 1850-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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