Novels By Paul De Kock volume 5
Novels By Paul De Kock volume 5
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I returned on foot to my lodgings. The fresh air always does one good after a banquet at which one has not been abstemious ; and then, too, I have always loved to be out late in Paris. It is so easy to walk, and the noisy, bustling city wears such a different aspect ! Every- thing is quiet and deserted. You may walk through the most frequented streets, the most populous quarters, as if you were strolling on the outer boulevards. No car- riages to block your way; no itinerant hucksters to deafen... you with their yells; no passers-by to elbow you; no awnings, no stands outside of shop doors for you to run into; no dogs to run between your legs; no horses to splash mud on you ; no concierges to sweep their gutters onto your boots. Vive Paris at night! especially since the streets have been lighted by gas, so that one can see as well as at noonday.
258 FRDRIQUE XXIV COQUETRY AND BACCARAT. A FIASCO A week had passed since the unique night I had spent at Madame Dauberny's. I had respected that lady's orders and had made no attempt to see her; I had simply left my card with her concierge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I returned on foot to my lodgings. The fresh air always does one good after a banquet at which one has not been abstemious ; and then, too, I have always loved to be out late in Paris. It is so easy to walk, and the noisy, bustling city wears such a different aspect ! Every- thing is quiet and deserted. You may walk through the most frequented streets, the most populous quarters, as if you were strolling on the outer boulevards. No car- riages to block your way; no itinerant hucksters to deafen... you with their yells; no passers-by to elbow you; no awnings, no stands outside of shop doors for you to run into; no dogs to run between your legs; no horses to splash mud on you ; no concierges to sweep their gutters onto your boots. Vive Paris at night! especially since the streets have been lighted by gas, so that one can see as well as at noonday.
258 FRDRIQUE XXIV COQUETRY AND BACCARAT. A FIASCO A week had passed since the unique night I had spent at Madame Dauberny's. I had respected that lady's orders and had made no attempt to see her; I had simply left my card with her concierge.
What to read after Novels By Paul De Kock volume 5?
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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