Cosmopolis — Complete
Cosmopolis — Complete
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Florent had been represented as what he really was, thegrandson of one of the Emperor's best officers. His father had takenparticular pains to designate him as French, and his companions onlysaw in him a pupil like themselves, coming from Alabama--that is to say, from a country almost as chimerical as Japan or China.
All who in early youth have known the torture of apprehension will beable to judge of the poor child's agony when, after four months of alife amid the warmth of sympathy, one of th...e Jesuit fathers who directedthe college announced to him, thinking it would afford him pleasure, theexpected arrival of an American, of young Lincoln Maitland. This was toFlorent so violent a shock that he had a fever for forty-eight hours. In after years he could remember what thoughts possessed him on the daywhen he descended from his room to the common refectory, sure that assoon as he was brought face to face with the new pupil he would haveto sustain the disdainful glance suffered so frequently in the UnitedStates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Florent had been represented as what he really was, thegrandson of one of the Emperor's best officers. His father had takenparticular pains to designate him as French, and his companions onlysaw in him a pupil like themselves, coming from Alabama--that is to say, from a country almost as chimerical as Japan or China.
All who in early youth have known the torture of apprehension will beable to judge of the poor child's agony when, after four months of alife amid the warmth of sympathy, one of th...e Jesuit fathers who directedthe college announced to him, thinking it would afford him pleasure, theexpected arrival of an American, of young Lincoln Maitland. This was toFlorent so violent a shock that he had a fever for forty-eight hours. In after years he could remember what thoughts possessed him on the daywhen he descended from his room to the common refectory, sure that assoon as he was brought face to face with the new pupil he would haveto sustain the disdainful glance suffered so frequently in the UnitedStates.
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