Les Misrables volume 2
Les Misrables volume 2
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CHAPTER II.
THE NEST OF AN OWL AND A LINNET.
Jean Valjean stopped before No. 50-52. Like the dull bird, he had selected this deserted spot in which to build his nest. He felt in his pocket, took out a latch-key, opened and carefully shut the door again, and went upstairs, still carrying Cosette on his back. When he reached the landing he took from his pocket a key, ^Aath which he opened another door. The room he entered was a sort of spaci(uis garret, furnished with a mattress laid on the groun...d, a table, and a few chairs. There was a burning stove in the comer, and the boulevard lamp faintly illumined this poor interior. At the end of the room was a closet with a poor bedstead, to whicli Jean Valjean carried the child and laid her on it, without awaking her. He struck a light and lit a candle, — all this had been prepared on the previous day, — and he then began gazing at Cosette with a look full of ecstasy, in which the expression of kind- ness and tenderness almost attained delirium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER II.
THE NEST OF AN OWL AND A LINNET.
Jean Valjean stopped before No. 50-52. Like the dull bird, he had selected this deserted spot in which to build his nest. He felt in his pocket, took out a latch-key, opened and carefully shut the door again, and went upstairs, still carrying Cosette on his back. When he reached the landing he took from his pocket a key, ^Aath which he opened another door. The room he entered was a sort of spaci(uis garret, furnished with a mattress laid on the groun...d, a table, and a few chairs. There was a burning stove in the comer, and the boulevard lamp faintly illumined this poor interior. At the end of the room was a closet with a poor bedstead, to whicli Jean Valjean carried the child and laid her on it, without awaking her. He struck a light and lit a candle, — all this had been prepared on the previous day, — and he then began gazing at Cosette with a look full of ecstasy, in which the expression of kind- ness and tenderness almost attained delirium.
What to read after Les Misrables volume 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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