Four Short Stories By Emile Zola
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"Why d'youstand staring at me like a goose?" During this scene the servants had never once smiled. They apparentlyheard nothing, and the more their mistress let herself down, the moremajestic they became. Julien set to work to pour out the champagne anddid so without mishap, but Francois, who was handing round the fruit, was so unfortunate as to tilt the fruit dish too low, and the apples, the pears and the grapes rolled on the table.
"You bloody clumsy lot!" cried Nana.
The footman was mistake...n enough to try and explain that the fruit hadnot been firmly piled up. Zoe had disarranged it by taking out someoranges.
"Then it's Zoe that's the goose!" said Nana.
"Madame--" murmured the lady's maid in an injured tone.
Straightway Madame rose to her feet, and in a sharp voice and withroyally authoritative gesture: "We've had enough of this, haven't we? Leave the room, all of you! Wedon't want you any longer!" This summary procedure calmed her down, and she was forthwith allsweetness and amiability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why d'youstand staring at me like a goose?" During this scene the servants had never once smiled. They apparentlyheard nothing, and the more their mistress let herself down, the moremajestic they became. Julien set to work to pour out the champagne anddid so without mishap, but Francois, who was handing round the fruit, was so unfortunate as to tilt the fruit dish too low, and the apples, the pears and the grapes rolled on the table.
"You bloody clumsy lot!" cried Nana.
The footman was mistake...n enough to try and explain that the fruit hadnot been firmly piled up. Zoe had disarranged it by taking out someoranges.
"Then it's Zoe that's the goose!" said Nana.
"Madame--" murmured the lady's maid in an injured tone.
Straightway Madame rose to her feet, and in a sharp voice and withroyally authoritative gesture: "We've had enough of this, haven't we? Leave the room, all of you! Wedon't want you any longer!" This summary procedure calmed her down, and she was forthwith allsweetness and amiability.
What to read after Four Short Stories By Emile Zola?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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