How to Enjoy Paris in 1842 8 0
How to Enjoy Paris in 1842 8 0
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"Business, " repeated the Frenchman, "there can be no business to-day, itis a day of fête;" upon which the Englishman, not seeing any means bywhich he could well get off of it, said he would be happy to take winewith him and should also have great pleasure in paying for it.
"Pay for it, " sternly said the Frenchman, "what do you talk of payingfor it, when you are invited, follow me;" the Englishman obeyed, butwished himself well out of the scrape; his conductor took him to one ofthe lowest sort... of wine-houses and they entered a large room where therewere above twenty seated, drinking round a table. His new acquaintanceintroduced him in due form, saying, I have brought you an Englishman whofinds our Revolution very fine; there was a degree of order amongst themand they had a president and vice president, but were very much suchrough looking fellows as the one who announced him; as a stranger, hewas awarded the seat of honour to the right of the president, but had nosooner been seated, than one man addressed him, saying, "I have been in England, I was a prisoner and very ill treated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Business, " repeated the Frenchman, "there can be no business to-day, itis a day of fête;" upon which the Englishman, not seeing any means bywhich he could well get off of it, said he would be happy to take winewith him and should also have great pleasure in paying for it.
"Pay for it, " sternly said the Frenchman, "what do you talk of payingfor it, when you are invited, follow me;" the Englishman obeyed, butwished himself well out of the scrape; his conductor took him to one ofthe lowest sort... of wine-houses and they entered a large room where therewere above twenty seated, drinking round a table. His new acquaintanceintroduced him in due form, saying, I have brought you an Englishman whofinds our Revolution very fine; there was a degree of order amongst themand they had a president and vice president, but were very much suchrough looking fellows as the one who announced him; as a stranger, hewas awarded the seat of honour to the right of the president, but had nosooner been seated, than one man addressed him, saying, "I have been in England, I was a prisoner and very ill treated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Hervi to read onlineMoreLess
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