Jean Têterol's Idea; a Novel
Jean Têterol's Idea; a Novel
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Tgterol, opening his mouth to its full extent, as his bulldog might have done when snapping up a mouthfuL "One moment, my dear monsieur. You ought to be aware, you who are so curious and so profoundly versed in my affairs, that in ready money Saligneux is worth more than two hundred thousand francs.
There would be a good share for many of you." M. Tgterol remained silent for a minute. "M. le Baron," he responded, " what I am about to say will cause you great surprise. I know that the sale of th...e chftteau of your ancestors would be a cruel extremity for you, for you would be forced to sell it eventually.
What is a ch&teau when it has no land about it — ^no more than a vegetable garden ? It is a king without a court, or a general without an army. Listen to me.
I do not desire to take Saligneux from you. I cer- tainly have no reason to wish you welL You have Digitized by Google 130 JSAN TBTEROVa ILEA.
treated me as a Turk wonld treat a Moor ; yon have cansed me a thousand amioyances ; yon have rendered my life unhappy ; you have made me old before my time ; you have instituted lawsuits against me." ^^Ahl excuse me, M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tgterol, opening his mouth to its full extent, as his bulldog might have done when snapping up a mouthfuL "One moment, my dear monsieur. You ought to be aware, you who are so curious and so profoundly versed in my affairs, that in ready money Saligneux is worth more than two hundred thousand francs.
There would be a good share for many of you." M. Tgterol remained silent for a minute. "M. le Baron," he responded, " what I am about to say will cause you great surprise. I know that the sale of th...e chftteau of your ancestors would be a cruel extremity for you, for you would be forced to sell it eventually.
What is a ch&teau when it has no land about it — ^no more than a vegetable garden ? It is a king without a court, or a general without an army. Listen to me.
I do not desire to take Saligneux from you. I cer- tainly have no reason to wish you welL You have Digitized by Google 130 JSAN TBTEROVa ILEA.
treated me as a Turk wonld treat a Moor ; yon have cansed me a thousand amioyances ; yon have rendered my life unhappy ; you have made me old before my time ; you have instituted lawsuits against me." ^^Ahl excuse me, M.
What to read after Jean Têterol's Idea; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cherbuliez Victor to read onlineMoreLess
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