Madame Bovary : a Study of Provincial Life
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" he added.
" Not well," replied I'",inina : " 1 am ill." "Well, and so am I," the ])riest answered. "These first warm da\s weaken one most remarkahly, don't they? lUit. afltr all. we are horn to snffer, as St. Panl says. r>ut wlial does Monsieur Ilovar)- think of it?" " He ! " she said with a c^esture of contempt.
" What ! " replied the prood fellow, quite astonished, " doesn't he prescrihe something for you ? " " Ah ! " said Emma, " it is no earthly remedy I need." The cure from time to time ...looked into the church, where the kneeling- hoys were shoulderini^ one another, and tumbling- over like packs of cards.
" I should like to know " she went on.
" Take care, Riboudet," cried the priest in an angry voice : " I'll warm your cars, you imp ! " Then turning to Emma : " He's Roudet the carpenter's son ; his parents are well off, and let him do just as he pleases.
Yet he could learn quickly if he would, for he is very bright. And so sometimes for a joke I call him Ri- boudet (like the road one takes to go to Maromme), and T even say ' Mon Riboudet.' Ha !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he added.
" Not well," replied I'",inina : " 1 am ill." "Well, and so am I," the ])riest answered. "These first warm da\s weaken one most remarkahly, don't they? lUit. afltr all. we are horn to snffer, as St. Panl says. r>ut wlial does Monsieur Ilovar)- think of it?" " He ! " she said with a c^esture of contempt.
" What ! " replied the prood fellow, quite astonished, " doesn't he prescrihe something for you ? " " Ah ! " said Emma, " it is no earthly remedy I need." The cure from time to time ...looked into the church, where the kneeling- hoys were shoulderini^ one another, and tumbling- over like packs of cards.
" I should like to know " she went on.
" Take care, Riboudet," cried the priest in an angry voice : " I'll warm your cars, you imp ! " Then turning to Emma : " He's Roudet the carpenter's son ; his parents are well off, and let him do just as he pleases.
Yet he could learn quickly if he would, for he is very bright. And so sometimes for a joke I call him Ri- boudet (like the road one takes to go to Maromme), and T even say ' Mon Riboudet.' Ha !
What to read after Madame Bovary : a Study of Provincial Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flaubert Gustave to read onlineMoreLess
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