Monsieur Lecoq
Monsieur Lecoq
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Segmuller was evidently disturbed. He seemed to be hesitating between two opinions; then, suddenly making up his mind, he rose, took his hat, and said: " I wish to have this matter cleared up. Come, Mon- sieur Lecoq. " In two minutes (thanks to the dark and narrow pas- sage that connects the depot with the Palais de Justice) they entered the jail.
Rations had just been served to the prisoners, and the head keeper, who had been engaged in superin- tending the distribution, was now promenading in... the court-yard with Gevrol.
As soon as he saw the judge, he approached him with great deference of manner.
" Undoubtedly, sir, you have come about the pris- oner, May? " " Yes. " Since it was a question of a prisoner, Gevrol thought he might approach without impropriety.
" I was just now talking to Inspector Gevrol about the prisoner, " pursued the keeper, " and I was telling him that I had good reason to be satisfied with this man's conduct. It not only has been quite unnecessary to place him in the strait-jacket, but his mood seems to have changed entirely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Segmuller was evidently disturbed. He seemed to be hesitating between two opinions; then, suddenly making up his mind, he rose, took his hat, and said: " I wish to have this matter cleared up. Come, Mon- sieur Lecoq. " In two minutes (thanks to the dark and narrow pas- sage that connects the depot with the Palais de Justice) they entered the jail.
Rations had just been served to the prisoners, and the head keeper, who had been engaged in superin- tending the distribution, was now promenading in... the court-yard with Gevrol.
As soon as he saw the judge, he approached him with great deference of manner.
" Undoubtedly, sir, you have come about the pris- oner, May? " " Yes. " Since it was a question of a prisoner, Gevrol thought he might approach without impropriety.
" I was just now talking to Inspector Gevrol about the prisoner, " pursued the keeper, " and I was telling him that I had good reason to be satisfied with this man's conduct. It not only has been quite unnecessary to place him in the strait-jacket, but his mood seems to have changed entirely.
What to read after Monsieur Lecoq?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Gaboriau to read onlineMoreLess
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