Novels By Paul De Kock volume 7
Novels By Paul De Kock volume 7
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" " But in order to watch for this Italian, " observed the Spaniard, "it is necessary first of all that you should know where she lives in Paris. " "Oh! I know that; I know where Miretta is at this moment; I even know why she has come to Paris. I am perfectly informed but upon this matter you will allow me to keep silent. The little one is too dainty a morsel for me to show her nest to other men, and I am sure that you will consider that I am right to act thus. " The foreigner rose and bowed to... the Gascon.
" Good luck in your love affairs, Chevalier Passedix ! " " Infinitely obliged ! Much pleasure in your nocturnal walks, monsieur le comte ! " The foreigner took his leave. The landlady renewed her humble reverences, and Passedix muttered : " A singular man, this Monsieur de Carvajal ! " " You are all sewed up, monsieur, " said Popelinette ; "but, bless me! I won't swear it will hold long, the stuff is so rotten ! " " Very good ! all right ! I didn't ask you about that ! He buys paint, mouches, perfumes !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " But in order to watch for this Italian, " observed the Spaniard, "it is necessary first of all that you should know where she lives in Paris. " "Oh! I know that; I know where Miretta is at this moment; I even know why she has come to Paris. I am perfectly informed but upon this matter you will allow me to keep silent. The little one is too dainty a morsel for me to show her nest to other men, and I am sure that you will consider that I am right to act thus. " The foreigner rose and bowed to... the Gascon.
" Good luck in your love affairs, Chevalier Passedix ! " " Infinitely obliged ! Much pleasure in your nocturnal walks, monsieur le comte ! " The foreigner took his leave. The landlady renewed her humble reverences, and Passedix muttered : " A singular man, this Monsieur de Carvajal ! " " You are all sewed up, monsieur, " said Popelinette ; "but, bless me! I won't swear it will hold long, the stuff is so rotten ! " " Very good ! all right ! I didn't ask you about that ! He buys paint, mouches, perfumes !
What to read after Novels By Paul De Kock volume 7?
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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