His Masterpiece
His Masterpiece
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On the previous night he had promised Dubuche and Sandoz to callfor them at the latter's place at eight o'clock, in order that theymight all three go together to the Palais de l'Industrie, where theywould find the rest of the band. And he was already an hour behindtime.
Then, as luck would have it, he could not lay his hands upon anythingin his studio, which had been turned topsy-turvy since the despatch ofthe big picture. For more than five minutes he hunted on his knees forhis shoes, among a ...quantity of old chases. Some particles of gold leafflew about, for, not knowing where to get the money for a properframe, he had employed a joiner of the neighbourhood to fit fourstrips of board together, and had gilded them himself, with theassistance of his friend Christine, who, by the way, had proved a veryunskilful gilder. At last, dressed and shod, and having his soft felthat bespangled with yellow sparks of the gold, he was about to go, when a superstitious thought brought him back to the nosegay, whichhad remained alone on the centre of the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the previous night he had promised Dubuche and Sandoz to callfor them at the latter's place at eight o'clock, in order that theymight all three go together to the Palais de l'Industrie, where theywould find the rest of the band. And he was already an hour behindtime.
Then, as luck would have it, he could not lay his hands upon anythingin his studio, which had been turned topsy-turvy since the despatch ofthe big picture. For more than five minutes he hunted on his knees forhis shoes, among a ...quantity of old chases. Some particles of gold leafflew about, for, not knowing where to get the money for a properframe, he had employed a joiner of the neighbourhood to fit fourstrips of board together, and had gilded them himself, with theassistance of his friend Christine, who, by the way, had proved a veryunskilful gilder. At last, dressed and shod, and having his soft felthat bespangled with yellow sparks of the gold, he was about to go, when a superstitious thought brought him back to the nosegay, whichhad remained alone on the centre of the table.
What to read after His Masterpiece?
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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