Monsieur Lecoq
Monsieur Lecoq
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It consists in examining all the hotel and lodging-houseregisters, in which the landlords are compelled to record the names oftheir tenants, even should the latter merely sojourn under their roofsfor a single night.
Rising long before daybreak and going to bed late at night, Lecoq spentall his time in visiting the countless hotels and furnished lodgings inParis. But still and ever his search was vain. He never once came acrossthe name of Lacheneur; and at last he began to ask himself if sucha n...ame really existed, or if it were not some pseudonym inventedfor convenience. He had not found it even in Didot's directory, theso-called "Almanach Boitin, " where one finds all the most singular andabsurd names in France--those which are formed of the most fantasticmingling of syllables.
Still, nothing could daunt him or turn him from the almost impossibletask he had undertaken, and his obstinate perseverance well-nighdeveloped into monomania. He was no longer subject to occasionaloutbursts of anger, quickly repressed; but lived in a state of constantexasperation, which soon impaired the clearness of his mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It consists in examining all the hotel and lodging-houseregisters, in which the landlords are compelled to record the names oftheir tenants, even should the latter merely sojourn under their roofsfor a single night.
Rising long before daybreak and going to bed late at night, Lecoq spentall his time in visiting the countless hotels and furnished lodgings inParis. But still and ever his search was vain. He never once came acrossthe name of Lacheneur; and at last he began to ask himself if sucha n...ame really existed, or if it were not some pseudonym inventedfor convenience. He had not found it even in Didot's directory, theso-called "Almanach Boitin, " where one finds all the most singular andabsurd names in France--those which are formed of the most fantasticmingling of syllables.
Still, nothing could daunt him or turn him from the almost impossibletask he had undertaken, and his obstinate perseverance well-nighdeveloped into monomania. He was no longer subject to occasionaloutbursts of anger, quickly repressed; but lived in a state of constantexasperation, which soon impaired the clearness of his mind.
What to read after Monsieur Lecoq?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaboriau Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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