Mysteries of Paris — volume 02
Mysteries of Paris — volume 02
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Just as she was goinginto the kitchen she saw the light from the half-opened window. Theunfortunate children had neglected to extinguish their light. "I amcoming up, " added the widow, in a terrible voice; "I am coining toyou, little spies. " Such are the events which took place at the Ravageur's Island, theevening before Mrs. Seraphin was to conduct thither Fleur-de-Marie.
CHAPTER XXV.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Brasserie passage, a dark and gloomy passage, but little known, although situated in the cen...ter of Paris, extended on one side fromthe Rue Traversiere Saint Honore to the Cour Saint Guillaume on theother. About the middle of this wet, muddy, dark, and gloomy street, where the sun scarcely ever penetrates, stood a furnished house.
On a rascally-looking sign was to be seen, "_Furnished Rooms_;"on the right of an obscure alley opened the door of a shop not lessobscure, where the proprietor was generally to be found. This man, whose name has been several times mentioned on Ravageur's Island, wasMicou; openly a seller of old iron; but secretly he bought and soldstolen metal, such as iron, lead, copper, and tin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as she was goinginto the kitchen she saw the light from the half-opened window. Theunfortunate children had neglected to extinguish their light. "I amcoming up, " added the widow, in a terrible voice; "I am coining toyou, little spies. " Such are the events which took place at the Ravageur's Island, theevening before Mrs. Seraphin was to conduct thither Fleur-de-Marie.
CHAPTER XXV.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Brasserie passage, a dark and gloomy passage, but little known, although situated in the cen...ter of Paris, extended on one side fromthe Rue Traversiere Saint Honore to the Cour Saint Guillaume on theother. About the middle of this wet, muddy, dark, and gloomy street, where the sun scarcely ever penetrates, stood a furnished house.
On a rascally-looking sign was to be seen, "_Furnished Rooms_;"on the right of an obscure alley opened the door of a shop not lessobscure, where the proprietor was generally to be found. This man, whose name has been several times mentioned on Ravageur's Island, wasMicou; openly a seller of old iron; but secretly he bought and soldstolen metal, such as iron, lead, copper, and tin.
What to read after Mysteries of Paris — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Eugène to read onlineMoreLess
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