Novels By Paul De Kock volume 18
Novels By Paul De Kock volume 18
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I asked Pettermann if he had not seen a woman riding past me when they took me up and carried me away.
" When you were thrown down, " said the tailor, " I was within thirty yards of you. I was walking, loafing, I had nothing to do. However, I did go to your room this morning, monsieur, to ask you for your cloth; but I never find you in the morning and at night I can't find your door. " " That isn't what I asked you. " " True. Well, then, I was walking, and I had just noticed some ladies pass on... horseback. Prout! but they rode finely! Other horses came along and I stepped to one side ; and it was then that I saw you. They shouted : ' Look out ! ' I don't know what you were looking at, but you didn't move ; and yet I said to myself : ' That gentleman isn't deaf, for he heard me sing well enough. ' Still the horses came on. I shouted ' Look out ! ' to you myself, and I sung out to the riders to stop ; but prout ! you were already on the ground, and with a famous scar ! The young men stopped then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I asked Pettermann if he had not seen a woman riding past me when they took me up and carried me away.
" When you were thrown down, " said the tailor, " I was within thirty yards of you. I was walking, loafing, I had nothing to do. However, I did go to your room this morning, monsieur, to ask you for your cloth; but I never find you in the morning and at night I can't find your door. " " That isn't what I asked you. " " True. Well, then, I was walking, and I had just noticed some ladies pass on... horseback. Prout! but they rode finely! Other horses came along and I stepped to one side ; and it was then that I saw you. They shouted : ' Look out ! ' I don't know what you were looking at, but you didn't move ; and yet I said to myself : ' That gentleman isn't deaf, for he heard me sing well enough. ' Still the horses came on. I shouted ' Look out ! ' to you myself, and I sung out to the riders to stop ; but prout ! you were already on the ground, and with a famous scar ! The young men stopped then.
What to read after Novels By Paul De Kock volume 18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul De Kock to read onlineMoreLess
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