Les Misérables 2
Les Misérables 2
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You had received 100 francs too much, so this leaves 35 francs owing you, and I have just given you 1500." Th^nardier felt just like the wolf when it is caught by the leg in a steel trap.
"Who in the fiend's name is this man?" he thought.
He behaved like the wolf: he shook himself: im- pudence had carried him through before now.
"Monsieur, I don't know your name," he said boldly, and, putting off his respectful manner, "if you do not give me 3000 francs I shall take Cosette back." The stranger ...said quietly, " Come, Cosette." He took the child by his left hand, and with the right 188 COSETTE.
picked up his stick. Th^nardier noticed the huge- ness of the stick and the solitude of the spot ; the man buried himself in the wood, leaving the landlord motionless and confounded. As he walked away Th^nardier regarded his broad shoulders and enor- mous fists, then his eye fell on his own thin arms.
" I must have been a fool," he said, " not to bring my gun, as I was going to the chase." Still the tavern-keeper did not give in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You had received 100 francs too much, so this leaves 35 francs owing you, and I have just given you 1500." Th^nardier felt just like the wolf when it is caught by the leg in a steel trap.
"Who in the fiend's name is this man?" he thought.
He behaved like the wolf: he shook himself: im- pudence had carried him through before now.
"Monsieur, I don't know your name," he said boldly, and, putting off his respectful manner, "if you do not give me 3000 francs I shall take Cosette back." The stranger ...said quietly, " Come, Cosette." He took the child by his left hand, and with the right 188 COSETTE.
picked up his stick. Th^nardier noticed the huge- ness of the stick and the solitude of the spot ; the man buried himself in the wood, leaving the landlord motionless and confounded. As he walked away Th^nardier regarded his broad shoulders and enor- mous fists, then his eye fell on his own thin arms.
" I must have been a fool," he said, " not to bring my gun, as I was going to the chase." Still the tavern-keeper did not give in.
What to read after Les Misérables 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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