Novels By Paul De Kock volume 20
Novels By Paul De Kock volume 20
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" You are slow, monsieur ; hum ! hum ! " 212 THE MILKMAID OF MONTFERMEIL " My husband sets his watch every day by the cannon at the Palais-Royal, " said Madame Monin, with a dis- dainful glance at the spectacled man; while the little man with short arms stood thrice on his right leg and twice on his left, in his struggles to draw his watch from his fob; and, having finally succeeded in producing a silver time-piece, to which a gold chain was attached, he gazed a long time at the dial and said :... " Yes, it must be about that. " " Faith, " said Destival, " if La Thomassiniere weren't going to bring his wife, we wouldn't wait any longer, for it's ridiculous to keep a whole large party waiting like this; but a pretty woman always has some additional touch to give her costume, and we must always forgive the Graces. Domingo, see that the entrees are kept warm. Baptiste, have the chafing dishes red hot. Come, you knaves, move a little more quickly when I give an order ! " Domingo did not move any more quickly, because the doeskin breeches made it impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are slow, monsieur ; hum ! hum ! " 212 THE MILKMAID OF MONTFERMEIL " My husband sets his watch every day by the cannon at the Palais-Royal, " said Madame Monin, with a dis- dainful glance at the spectacled man; while the little man with short arms stood thrice on his right leg and twice on his left, in his struggles to draw his watch from his fob; and, having finally succeeded in producing a silver time-piece, to which a gold chain was attached, he gazed a long time at the dial and said :... " Yes, it must be about that. " " Faith, " said Destival, " if La Thomassiniere weren't going to bring his wife, we wouldn't wait any longer, for it's ridiculous to keep a whole large party waiting like this; but a pretty woman always has some additional touch to give her costume, and we must always forgive the Graces. Domingo, see that the entrees are kept warm. Baptiste, have the chafing dishes red hot. Come, you knaves, move a little more quickly when I give an order ! " Domingo did not move any more quickly, because the doeskin breeches made it impossible.
What to read after Novels By Paul De Kock volume 20?
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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