Notre-Dame De Paris
Notre-Dame De Paris
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He could not refrain from shaking his head sadly.
"I will bring him to you, " he said, in a weak voice. Then he turned hishead and plunged down the staircase with great strides, stifling withsobs.
When he reached the Place, he no longer saw anything except the handsomehorse hitched at the door of the Gondelaurier house; the captain hadjust entered there.
He raised his eyes to the roof of the church. La Esmeralda was therein the same spot, in the same attitude. He made her a sad sign with hishea...d; then he planted his back against one of the stone posts of theGondelaurier porch, determined to wait until the captain should comeforth.
In the Gondelaurier house it was one of those gala days which precedea wedding. Quasimodo beheld many people enter, but no one come out. Hecast a glance towards the roof from time to time; the gypsy did not stirany more than himself. A groom came and unhitched the horse and led itto the stable of the house.
The entire day passed thus, Quasimodo at his post, la Esmeralda on theroof, Phoebus, no doubt, at the feet of Fleur-de-Lys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could not refrain from shaking his head sadly.
"I will bring him to you, " he said, in a weak voice. Then he turned hishead and plunged down the staircase with great strides, stifling withsobs.
When he reached the Place, he no longer saw anything except the handsomehorse hitched at the door of the Gondelaurier house; the captain hadjust entered there.
He raised his eyes to the roof of the church. La Esmeralda was therein the same spot, in the same attitude. He made her a sad sign with hishea...d; then he planted his back against one of the stone posts of theGondelaurier porch, determined to wait until the captain should comeforth.
In the Gondelaurier house it was one of those gala days which precedea wedding. Quasimodo beheld many people enter, but no one come out. Hecast a glance towards the roof from time to time; the gypsy did not stirany more than himself. A groom came and unhitched the horse and led itto the stable of the house.
The entire day passed thus, Quasimodo at his post, la Esmeralda on theroof, Phoebus, no doubt, at the feet of Fleur-de-Lys.
What to read after Notre-Dame De Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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