Novels By Paul De Kock volume 2
Novels By Paul De Kock volume 2
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" said Cherami, when he was in the street once more. " My pretty grisettes are not there either. Pa- tience ! we shall find them at last. Ah ! I see another feather-shop ; they fairly swarm in this street. Forward ! " In the third shop, Cherami asked for shirts, while pass- ing in review the workgirls and apprentices, without finding those whom he sought. He succeeded, as before, in making the young women laugh and in obtaining a tart response from the mistress of the place.
In the fourth shop,... after staring about for some time, Cherami exclaimed : " I don't see any ; this is very strange ; I don't see any, and yet I was certain that I saw several in the window. " " Will monsieur kindly tell us what he desires ? " said the forewoman.
282 MONSIEUR CHER AMI " I want to buy a Bayonne ham, madame ; the best you have. " This time the laughter was general, and the mistress shared the merriment of her workgirls ; so that Cherami had an opportunity to examine them at his leisure. At last, when the hilarity had subsided somewhat, the fore- woman, still smiling, said to him : " We don't sell hams here, monsieur ; pray, what sort of a place did you take this for ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Cherami, when he was in the street once more. " My pretty grisettes are not there either. Pa- tience ! we shall find them at last. Ah ! I see another feather-shop ; they fairly swarm in this street. Forward ! " In the third shop, Cherami asked for shirts, while pass- ing in review the workgirls and apprentices, without finding those whom he sought. He succeeded, as before, in making the young women laugh and in obtaining a tart response from the mistress of the place.
In the fourth shop,... after staring about for some time, Cherami exclaimed : " I don't see any ; this is very strange ; I don't see any, and yet I was certain that I saw several in the window. " " Will monsieur kindly tell us what he desires ? " said the forewoman.
282 MONSIEUR CHER AMI " I want to buy a Bayonne ham, madame ; the best you have. " This time the laughter was general, and the mistress shared the merriment of her workgirls ; so that Cherami had an opportunity to examine them at his leisure. At last, when the hilarity had subsided somewhat, the fore- woman, still smiling, said to him : " We don't sell hams here, monsieur ; pray, what sort of a place did you take this for ?
What to read after Novels By Paul De Kock volume 2?
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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