Edmond And His Cousin
Edmond And His Cousin
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I must have done so. I remember very well now that I took a pinch of snuff; I must have left it on a counter. I set great store by that snuff- box, it has a little thing of Teniers' stuck on the top which comes to me from an aunt who stood to me in the place of a mother. Young man, give me that umbrella and kindly go back in search of my snuffbox. " Trick became red up to the ears, and he held the umbrella still more tightly under his arm ; for he remembered the orders he had received from his ...employer.
The dandy resumed very graciously, " I have guessed the cause of your embarrass- ment, young man, you are afraid to leave the um- brella with me without being paid for it. I do not CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK 121 wonder at your caution, Paris has so many thieves that people have to be upon their guard, especially when they are in business. Wait, my young friend, here are two twenty-franc pieces, that is rather more than I owe you, but remember my snuffbox and the four francs which remain will be for your- self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must have done so. I remember very well now that I took a pinch of snuff; I must have left it on a counter. I set great store by that snuff- box, it has a little thing of Teniers' stuck on the top which comes to me from an aunt who stood to me in the place of a mother. Young man, give me that umbrella and kindly go back in search of my snuffbox. " Trick became red up to the ears, and he held the umbrella still more tightly under his arm ; for he remembered the orders he had received from his ...employer.
The dandy resumed very graciously, " I have guessed the cause of your embarrass- ment, young man, you are afraid to leave the um- brella with me without being paid for it. I do not CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK 121 wonder at your caution, Paris has so many thieves that people have to be upon their guard, especially when they are in business. Wait, my young friend, here are two twenty-franc pieces, that is rather more than I owe you, but remember my snuffbox and the four francs which remain will be for your- self.
What to read after Edmond And His Cousin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul De Kock to read onlineMoreLess
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