Edmond Dantès
Edmond Dantès
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I should rather suppose one powerful andphilanthropic mind at the head of the movement, were there not twothings so plainly opposed to it as to forbid the idea--the first beingthat there is no one man in Europe who is rich enough to expend suchimmense sums upon such an enterprise, if he would, and the second thatthere is no man who has the subject sufficiently at heart to do it, ifhe could. " CHAPTER XI.
"WAIT AND HOPE. " Just then a light rap was heard at the private door, which Marrastimmedia...tely hastened to open, as if in anticipation of the arrival of afriend.
A brief and rapid colloquy ensued; then M. Dant
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should rather suppose one powerful andphilanthropic mind at the head of the movement, were there not twothings so plainly opposed to it as to forbid the idea--the first beingthat there is no one man in Europe who is rich enough to expend suchimmense sums upon such an enterprise, if he would, and the second thatthere is no man who has the subject sufficiently at heart to do it, ifhe could. " CHAPTER XI.
"WAIT AND HOPE. " Just then a light rap was heard at the private door, which Marrastimmedia...tely hastened to open, as if in anticipation of the arrival of afriend.
A brief and rapid colloquy ensued; then M. Dant
What to read after Edmond Dantès?
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