Nana
Nana
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Each party looked at the other, amidst a silence that was only broken by the regular trot of the horses. In the first carriage, Maria Blond and Tatan Nene, reclining like duchesses, their skirts blown out over the wheels, looked disdainly at the respectable ladies on foot. In the next was Gaga, who almost occupied an entire seat to herself, quite burying La Faloise, of whom only the anxious nose could be seen. Then came Caroline Hequet with Labordette, Lucy Stewart with Mignon and his sons, and... at the end of all, accompanied by Steiner, was Nana, who had on the little seat in front of her that poor love of a Zizi, with his knees touching hers.
"It is the last one, is it not?" quietly inquired the countess of Fauchery, affecting not to recognise Nana.
The wheels of Nana's carriage almost grazed her, but she did not move back an inch. The two women had exchanged a search- ing look one of those scrutinising glances lasting but a second, yet complete and definite. As for the men, they behaved admir- ably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each party looked at the other, amidst a silence that was only broken by the regular trot of the horses. In the first carriage, Maria Blond and Tatan Nene, reclining like duchesses, their skirts blown out over the wheels, looked disdainly at the respectable ladies on foot. In the next was Gaga, who almost occupied an entire seat to herself, quite burying La Faloise, of whom only the anxious nose could be seen. Then came Caroline Hequet with Labordette, Lucy Stewart with Mignon and his sons, and... at the end of all, accompanied by Steiner, was Nana, who had on the little seat in front of her that poor love of a Zizi, with his knees touching hers.
"It is the last one, is it not?" quietly inquired the countess of Fauchery, affecting not to recognise Nana.
The wheels of Nana's carriage almost grazed her, but she did not move back an inch. The two women had exchanged a search- ing look one of those scrutinising glances lasting but a second, yet complete and definite. As for the men, they behaved admir- ably.
What to read after Nana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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