Les Miserables, volume 3
Les Miserables, volume 3
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When she left the room he had but one thought, — to follow her, to attach himself to her trail, not to leave her till he knew where she lived, or at least not to lose her again after having so miraculously found her. He leaped off the drawers, and seized his hat, but just as he laid his hand on the latch and was going out a reflection arrested him ; the passage was long, the staircase steep, Jondrette chattering, and M. Leblanc had doubtless not yet got into his coach again. If, turning in the ...passage or on the stairs, he were to perceive him, Marius, in this house, he would assuredly be alarmed, and find means to escape him again, and so all would be over for the second time.
What was to be done, — wait awhile ? But during this delay the vehicle might start off. Marius was perplexed, but at length risked it, and left the room.
There was no one in the passage, and he ran to the stairs, and as there was no one upon them he hurried down and reached the boulevard just in time to see a hackney coach turning the corner of the Rue du Petit Banquier, on its road to Paris.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she left the room he had but one thought, — to follow her, to attach himself to her trail, not to leave her till he knew where she lived, or at least not to lose her again after having so miraculously found her. He leaped off the drawers, and seized his hat, but just as he laid his hand on the latch and was going out a reflection arrested him ; the passage was long, the staircase steep, Jondrette chattering, and M. Leblanc had doubtless not yet got into his coach again. If, turning in the ...passage or on the stairs, he were to perceive him, Marius, in this house, he would assuredly be alarmed, and find means to escape him again, and so all would be over for the second time.
What was to be done, — wait awhile ? But during this delay the vehicle might start off. Marius was perplexed, but at length risked it, and left the room.
There was no one in the passage, and he ran to the stairs, and as there was no one upon them he hurried down and reached the boulevard just in time to see a hackney coach turning the corner of the Rue du Petit Banquier, on its road to Paris.
What to read after Les Miserables, volume 3?
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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