Jocasta & the Famished Cat
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He took him to interview the opulent Virginie, who attributed Remi's flight to a secret sorrow, the nature of which she left unexplained ; but she insinuated that she had not failed to antici- pate this eventuality. If, as she feared, it was love which had driven Monsieur Sainte-Lucie to despair, 225 226 THE FAMISHED CAT she was truly grieved, but one could not please every- body, unless one was the sort of woman which is unfortunately too numerous in these days. She had done nothing to make Mo...nsieur Remi jealous of Monsieur Potrel ; she was an honest woman and had nothing to reproach herself with. She appealed to the picture of " The Famished Cat " to bear witness to her innocence, and returned to the dark corner, where she spent most of her time washing glasses.
With a mind full of care, Godet-Laterrasse re- turned to the heights of Montmartre. He came down again next day on the top of an omnibus and revisited the studio, which he had chosen as his centre of operations. There he found Branchut, who, in his horse-blanket, was occupied in writing a treatise on love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took him to interview the opulent Virginie, who attributed Remi's flight to a secret sorrow, the nature of which she left unexplained ; but she insinuated that she had not failed to antici- pate this eventuality. If, as she feared, it was love which had driven Monsieur Sainte-Lucie to despair, 225 226 THE FAMISHED CAT she was truly grieved, but one could not please every- body, unless one was the sort of woman which is unfortunately too numerous in these days. She had done nothing to make Mo...nsieur Remi jealous of Monsieur Potrel ; she was an honest woman and had nothing to reproach herself with. She appealed to the picture of " The Famished Cat " to bear witness to her innocence, and returned to the dark corner, where she spent most of her time washing glasses.
With a mind full of care, Godet-Laterrasse re- turned to the heights of Montmartre. He came down again next day on the top of an omnibus and revisited the studio, which he had chosen as his centre of operations. There he found Branchut, who, in his horse-blanket, was occupied in writing a treatise on love.
What to read after Jocasta & the Famished Cat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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