Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 442
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I ran out of the room, and out ofthe house, with the speed of a madman, and here--here I am!' Thissaid, he threw himself into a seat, and covered his face with hishands.
'That is a chink of money, ' said Le Bossu, who had listened in dumbdismay to his father's concluding narrative. 'You had none, you said, when at the wine-shop. ' 'Money! Ah, it may be as I said---- Thunder of heaven!' cried thewretched man, again fiercely springing to his feet, 'I am lost!' 'I fear so, ' replied a commissaire ...de police, who had suddenlyentered, accompanied by several gendarmes--'if it be true, as wesuspect, that you are the assassin of the notary Destouches. ' The assassin of the notary Destouches! Le Bossu heard but these words, and when he recovered consciousness, he found himself alone, save forthe presence of a neighbour, who had been summoned to his assistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ran out of the room, and out ofthe house, with the speed of a madman, and here--here I am!' Thissaid, he threw himself into a seat, and covered his face with hishands.
'That is a chink of money, ' said Le Bossu, who had listened in dumbdismay to his father's concluding narrative. 'You had none, you said, when at the wine-shop. ' 'Money! Ah, it may be as I said---- Thunder of heaven!' cried thewretched man, again fiercely springing to his feet, 'I am lost!' 'I fear so, ' replied a commissaire ...de police, who had suddenlyentered, accompanied by several gendarmes--'if it be true, as wesuspect, that you are the assassin of the notary Destouches. ' The assassin of the notary Destouches! Le Bossu heard but these words, and when he recovered consciousness, he found himself alone, save forthe presence of a neighbour, who had been summoned to his assistance.
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