Criquette
Criquette
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She took them out one by one, counted them, and suddenly, at the bottom of the box, she perceived a little porte-monnaie.
Ah! the porte-monnaie; she recognized it at once, and her heart leaped for joy. It was that cheap little porte-monnaie Pascal had given her, which she had lost and grieved over so. Dear porte-monnaie! She kissed it again and again! But her joy was followed by despair. The tears rolled down her cheeks as she thought of I'a. M-il. The fit of weeping, however, did her good reli...eved her brain. Her head felt lighter, her CKIQTJETTE. 183 thoughts were clearer, and suddenly she remem- bered there was money in that porte-monnaie! Much money, given her by a king. She opened it, and there were the two pieces of money which had slept there for six years. Money! She had money! She rose; all her strength of mind and body returned to her. If she could escape, take the railroad, and reach Paris!
In the early days of her captivity, she had thought much of escaping. It did not appear to her impossible; but without money what could she do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She took them out one by one, counted them, and suddenly, at the bottom of the box, she perceived a little porte-monnaie.
Ah! the porte-monnaie; she recognized it at once, and her heart leaped for joy. It was that cheap little porte-monnaie Pascal had given her, which she had lost and grieved over so. Dear porte-monnaie! She kissed it again and again! But her joy was followed by despair. The tears rolled down her cheeks as she thought of I'a. M-il. The fit of weeping, however, did her good reli...eved her brain. Her head felt lighter, her CKIQTJETTE. 183 thoughts were clearer, and suddenly she remem- bered there was money in that porte-monnaie! Much money, given her by a king. She opened it, and there were the two pieces of money which had slept there for six years. Money! She had money! She rose; all her strength of mind and body returned to her. If she could escape, take the railroad, and reach Paris!
In the early days of her captivity, she had thought much of escaping. It did not appear to her impossible; but without money what could she do.
What to read after Criquette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludovic Halivy to read onlineMoreLess
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