Germinie Lacerteux
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Jupillon was speaking; the cousin was saying nothing, was listening to Jupillon, and, absent as a woman inhaling a bou- quet, was casting vague little side-looks from GERMINIE LACERTEUX time to time, little glances like those of a fright- ened child. On reaching the Rue Lamartine in front of the Passage des Deux-Soeurs, they turned back; Ger- minie had only just time to spring into an entry. They passed without seeing her. The girl was grave, and slow in walking. Jupillon was talking close to h...er neck. For a moment they stopped, Jupillon making great gestures, and the young girl looking fixedly on the pavement. Germinie thought that they were going to part; but they again began to walk together and took four or five turns, passing and repassing in front of the Passage. At last they entered it. Germinie darted from her hiding-place, and leaped after them. From the grating of the Passage she could see part of a dress disappearing within the doorway of a small private house, next door to the shop of a liquor- dealer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jupillon was speaking; the cousin was saying nothing, was listening to Jupillon, and, absent as a woman inhaling a bou- quet, was casting vague little side-looks from GERMINIE LACERTEUX time to time, little glances like those of a fright- ened child. On reaching the Rue Lamartine in front of the Passage des Deux-Soeurs, they turned back; Ger- minie had only just time to spring into an entry. They passed without seeing her. The girl was grave, and slow in walking. Jupillon was talking close to h...er neck. For a moment they stopped, Jupillon making great gestures, and the young girl looking fixedly on the pavement. Germinie thought that they were going to part; but they again began to walk together and took four or five turns, passing and repassing in front of the Passage. At last they entered it. Germinie darted from her hiding-place, and leaped after them. From the grating of the Passage she could see part of a dress disappearing within the doorway of a small private house, next door to the shop of a liquor- dealer.
What to read after Germinie Lacerteux?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmond De Goncourt to read onlineMoreLess
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