Comtesse De Charny volume 1
Comtesse De Charny volume 1
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He was a poor baker named Denis Francois, — the man we have spoken of before, the baker who furnished the gentlemen of the Assembly with crisp white rolls.
That morning an old woman had entered his shop on the Eue du Marché-Palu, just as he had sold out his sixth batch of bread, and asked for a loaf.
"I haven't one left, " replied François; "but wait until the next baking comes out of the oven, and you shall be waited on first. " "I want a loaf right away, " said the woman. "Here is your money.... " "But I tell you I haven't any more. " "Let me see. " "Very well, look for yourself. I 've no objection. " So the old woman searched and rummaged about until she found in a cupboard a few stale loaves which the apprentices had reserved for themselves.
She took one of these, and left the shop without paying for it ; and when the baker protested, she excited the wrath of the passers-by by declaring that François was a famine- breeder, who kept back half the bread he baked.
This charge was almost certain death to any man in those days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a poor baker named Denis Francois, — the man we have spoken of before, the baker who furnished the gentlemen of the Assembly with crisp white rolls.
That morning an old woman had entered his shop on the Eue du Marché-Palu, just as he had sold out his sixth batch of bread, and asked for a loaf.
"I haven't one left, " replied François; "but wait until the next baking comes out of the oven, and you shall be waited on first. " "I want a loaf right away, " said the woman. "Here is your money.... " "But I tell you I haven't any more. " "Let me see. " "Very well, look for yourself. I 've no objection. " So the old woman searched and rummaged about until she found in a cupboard a few stale loaves which the apprentices had reserved for themselves.
She took one of these, and left the shop without paying for it ; and when the baker protested, she excited the wrath of the passers-by by declaring that François was a famine- breeder, who kept back half the bread he baked.
This charge was almost certain death to any man in those days.
What to read after Comtesse De Charny volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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