Paris
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It was as if he were suddenly coming back from a long journey. He had not warned them of his intentions ; he had merely written to them now and again to tell them that he was recovering, and they certainly had no idea that his return was so near at hand.
When Guillaume and Pierre had climbed the sunlit slopes of Montmartre, and crossed the quiet countryfied Place du Tertre, the former, by means of a latchkey, quietly opened the door of his house, which seemed to be asleep, so profound was the s...tillness both around and within it. Pierre found it the same as on the occasion of his previous and only visit. First came the narrow passage which ran through the ground floor, affording a view of all Paris at the further end. Next there was the garden, reduced to a couple of plum trees and a clump of lilac bushes, the leaves of which had now sprouted. And this time the priest perceived three bicycles leaning against the trees. Beyond them stood the large workshop, so gay, 290 PARIS and yet so peaceful, with its liuge window overlooking a sea of roofs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was as if he were suddenly coming back from a long journey. He had not warned them of his intentions ; he had merely written to them now and again to tell them that he was recovering, and they certainly had no idea that his return was so near at hand.
When Guillaume and Pierre had climbed the sunlit slopes of Montmartre, and crossed the quiet countryfied Place du Tertre, the former, by means of a latchkey, quietly opened the door of his house, which seemed to be asleep, so profound was the s...tillness both around and within it. Pierre found it the same as on the occasion of his previous and only visit. First came the narrow passage which ran through the ground floor, affording a view of all Paris at the further end. Next there was the garden, reduced to a couple of plum trees and a clump of lilac bushes, the leaves of which had now sprouted. And this time the priest perceived three bicycles leaning against the trees. Beyond them stood the large workshop, so gay, 290 PARIS and yet so peaceful, with its liuge window overlooking a sea of roofs.
What to read after Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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