Madame Pantalon
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" Presently there came such a violent jolt that the Widow Flambart leaped out of her seat, and in com- ing down almost crushed the laundry man. The latter voiced some strongly objurgatory remarks ; Bibi came to a halt of himself, and Madame Flambart got down from the van, saying, " I can't stand it any longer. Oh, I have an idea, I'm going to get into the little cart that is following us ; I shall sit on my trunk, and I shall be a hundred times more comfortable there. " " But, Madame Flambart, ...that cart is already well loaded ; the donkey seems hardly able to draw it now, and if you get on he won't be able to walk. " " Pshaw ! I'm not so heavy as all that, and donkeys are, generally speaking, very strong. When they object to going on it is only because they are obstinate. But I shall take the whip from the little boy, and I wager I shall leave you be- hind. " Madame Flambart ran to the cart. Presently CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK 121 they heard her disputing with the little boy, who did not wish to entrust her with his whip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Presently there came such a violent jolt that the Widow Flambart leaped out of her seat, and in com- ing down almost crushed the laundry man. The latter voiced some strongly objurgatory remarks ; Bibi came to a halt of himself, and Madame Flambart got down from the van, saying, " I can't stand it any longer. Oh, I have an idea, I'm going to get into the little cart that is following us ; I shall sit on my trunk, and I shall be a hundred times more comfortable there. " " But, Madame Flambart, ...that cart is already well loaded ; the donkey seems hardly able to draw it now, and if you get on he won't be able to walk. " " Pshaw ! I'm not so heavy as all that, and donkeys are, generally speaking, very strong. When they object to going on it is only because they are obstinate. But I shall take the whip from the little boy, and I wager I shall leave you be- hind. " Madame Flambart ran to the cart. Presently CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK 121 they heard her disputing with the little boy, who did not wish to entrust her with his whip.
What to read after Madame Pantalon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul De Kock to read onlineMoreLess
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