Cousin Pons = (Le Cousin Pons)
Cousin Pons = (Le Cousin Pons)
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She wanted, she said, to buy a small estate worth about two thousand francs per annum set like a wedge within the Marville lands. There she and her husband would be near their children and in their own house, while the addition would round out the Marville property. With that the Presidente laid stress upon the recent sacrifices which she and her husband had been compelled to make in order to marry Cecile to Viscount Popinot, and asked the old man how he could bar his eldest son's way to the hi...ghest honours of the magistracy, when such honours were only to be had by those who made them- selves a strong position in parliament. Her husband would know how td take up such a position, he would make himself feared by those in office, and so on and so Digitized by VjOOQIC Cousin Pons 219 on. 'They do nothing for you unless you tighten a halter round their necks to loosen their tongues,' said she. 'They are imgrateful. What do they not owe to Camusot !
Camusot brought the House of Orleans to the throne by enforcing the ordinances of July.' M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wanted, she said, to buy a small estate worth about two thousand francs per annum set like a wedge within the Marville lands. There she and her husband would be near their children and in their own house, while the addition would round out the Marville property. With that the Presidente laid stress upon the recent sacrifices which she and her husband had been compelled to make in order to marry Cecile to Viscount Popinot, and asked the old man how he could bar his eldest son's way to the hi...ghest honours of the magistracy, when such honours were only to be had by those who made them- selves a strong position in parliament. Her husband would know how td take up such a position, he would make himself feared by those in office, and so on and so Digitized by VjOOQIC Cousin Pons 219 on. 'They do nothing for you unless you tighten a halter round their necks to loosen their tongues,' said she. 'They are imgrateful. What do they not owe to Camusot !
Camusot brought the House of Orleans to the throne by enforcing the ordinances of July.' M.
What to read after Cousin Pons = (Le Cousin Pons)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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