Nobody's Girl
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And so many people have to get theirliving from it. Sure, it'll be a sad day when they get it, and they willif poor M. Edmond doesn't come back. On Sundays, when I serve the meals, I hear all sorts of things. " "About his nephews?" "Yes, about them two and others also. But it's none of our business;let's talk of something else. " "Yes, why not?" As Perrine did not want to appear too inquisitive, she walked onsilently, but Rosalie's tongue could not be still for very long.
"Did you come along wi...th your parents to Maraucourt?" she asked.
"I have no parents. " "No father, no mother!" "No. " "You're like me, but I've got a grandmother who's very good, and she'dbe still better if it wasn't for my uncles and aunts; she has to pleasethem. If it wasn't for them I should not have to work in the factories;I should stay at home and help in the store, but grandmother can't do asshe wants always. So you're all alone?" "Yes, all alone. " "Was it your own idea to leave Paris and come to Maraucourt?" "I was told that I might find work at Maraucourt, so instead of goingfurther on to some relations, I stopped here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And so many people have to get theirliving from it. Sure, it'll be a sad day when they get it, and they willif poor M. Edmond doesn't come back. On Sundays, when I serve the meals, I hear all sorts of things. " "About his nephews?" "Yes, about them two and others also. But it's none of our business;let's talk of something else. " "Yes, why not?" As Perrine did not want to appear too inquisitive, she walked onsilently, but Rosalie's tongue could not be still for very long.
"Did you come along wi...th your parents to Maraucourt?" she asked.
"I have no parents. " "No father, no mother!" "No. " "You're like me, but I've got a grandmother who's very good, and she'dbe still better if it wasn't for my uncles and aunts; she has to pleasethem. If it wasn't for them I should not have to work in the factories;I should stay at home and help in the store, but grandmother can't do asshe wants always. So you're all alone?" "Yes, all alone. " "Was it your own idea to leave Paris and come to Maraucourt?" "I was told that I might find work at Maraucourt, so instead of goingfurther on to some relations, I stopped here.
What to read after Nobody's Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malot Hector to read onlineMoreLess
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