Mr. Bingle
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"What does all this mean?" demanded Mr.
Bingle. " God bless my soul ! " In the meantime, Madame Rousseau was confront- ing a motherly looking person in Monsieur Rouquin's THE BIRTH OF NAPOLEON 233 bath-room, down the little hall. The motherly look- ing person was holding a fat, yellow-headed i)aby on her lap and to the mouth of the fat, yellow-headed ibaby was attached the business end of a half-emptied milk-bottle.
The conversation was in whispered French, and of exceeding bitterness on one si...de. It is not neces- sary to repeat what was said. It is only necessary to explain that the motherly looking person was the infant's grandmother — in fact the mother of Ma- dame Rousseau. From certain disjointed explana- tory scraps that fell from the motherly person's lips it might have been divined that the baby awoke some time before the arrival of the great philanthropist, and that grandmere deemed it to be the part of wis- dom to feed it thoroughly before submitting it for inspection. No one takes to a howling brat, she protested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What does all this mean?" demanded Mr.
Bingle. " God bless my soul ! " In the meantime, Madame Rousseau was confront- ing a motherly looking person in Monsieur Rouquin's THE BIRTH OF NAPOLEON 233 bath-room, down the little hall. The motherly look- ing person was holding a fat, yellow-headed i)aby on her lap and to the mouth of the fat, yellow-headed ibaby was attached the business end of a half-emptied milk-bottle.
The conversation was in whispered French, and of exceeding bitterness on one si...de. It is not neces- sary to repeat what was said. It is only necessary to explain that the motherly looking person was the infant's grandmother — in fact the mother of Ma- dame Rousseau. From certain disjointed explana- tory scraps that fell from the motherly person's lips it might have been divined that the baby awoke some time before the arrival of the great philanthropist, and that grandmere deemed it to be the part of wis- dom to feed it thoroughly before submitting it for inspection. No one takes to a howling brat, she protested.
What to read after Mr. Bingle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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