Maitre Cornelius
Maitre Cornelius
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He stood there, feeling already the terrible emotions his adventureoffered him, and yielding to the fears of a prisoner who, nevertheless, retains some glimmer of hope. His mistress illuminedeach difficulty. To him she was no longer a woman, but a supernaturalbeing seen through the incense of his desires. A feeble cry, which hefancied came from the hotel de Poitiers, restored him to himself andto a sense of his true situation. Throwing himself on his pallet toreflect on his course, he heard a s...light movement which echoed faintlyfrom the spiral staircase. He listened attentively, and the whisperedwords, "He has gone to bed, " said by the old woman, reached his ear. By an accident unknown probably to the architect, the slightest noiseon the staircase sounded in the room of the apprentices, so thatPhilippe did not lose a single movement of the miser and his sisterwho were watching him. He undressed, lay down, pretended to sleep, andemployed the time during which the pair remained on the staircase, inseeking means to get from his prison to the hotel de Poitiers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood there, feeling already the terrible emotions his adventureoffered him, and yielding to the fears of a prisoner who, nevertheless, retains some glimmer of hope. His mistress illuminedeach difficulty. To him she was no longer a woman, but a supernaturalbeing seen through the incense of his desires. A feeble cry, which hefancied came from the hotel de Poitiers, restored him to himself andto a sense of his true situation. Throwing himself on his pallet toreflect on his course, he heard a s...light movement which echoed faintlyfrom the spiral staircase. He listened attentively, and the whisperedwords, "He has gone to bed, " said by the old woman, reached his ear. By an accident unknown probably to the architect, the slightest noiseon the staircase sounded in the room of the apprentices, so thatPhilippe did not lose a single movement of the miser and his sisterwho were watching him. He undressed, lay down, pretended to sleep, andemployed the time during which the pair remained on the staircase, inseeking means to get from his prison to the hotel de Poitiers.
What to read after Maitre Cornelius?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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