París
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He ate with his parents and sister. Luc was working, and Thomas decided to stay the night up at the house so that he could see his brother. It was after midnight when Luc arrived, and as it was warm, the two brothers sat out on the wall nearby under the stars to chat awhile.
“I went to the tower this afternoon,” Luc informed him. “It’s only been open two days, and you still can’t use the elevators, but I wanted to go and see.” He smiled. “Most people only walk up to the first platform, but I we...nt on to the second. It’s still not open above that. And guess who I met there?”
“Tell me.”
“The man himself. Monsieur Eiffel. He was walking up to his office at the top. He’s certainly fit. He told me he does it every day.”
“You spoke to him?” After his disgrace, Thomas was a little nervous of what the great man might have had to say.
“Certainly. He recognized me. He said I could walk up to the top with him if I liked. So of course I did.”
“I see.”
“And I saw the plaque with all the workers’ names on it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ate with his parents and sister. Luc was working, and Thomas decided to stay the night up at the house so that he could see his brother. It was after midnight when Luc arrived, and as it was warm, the two brothers sat out on the wall nearby under the stars to chat awhile.
“I went to the tower this afternoon,” Luc informed him. “It’s only been open two days, and you still can’t use the elevators, but I wanted to go and see.” He smiled. “Most people only walk up to the first platform, but I we...nt on to the second. It’s still not open above that. And guess who I met there?”
“Tell me.”
“The man himself. Monsieur Eiffel. He was walking up to his office at the top. He’s certainly fit. He told me he does it every day.”
“You spoke to him?” After his disgrace, Thomas was a little nervous of what the great man might have had to say.
“Certainly. He recognized me. He said I could walk up to the top with him if I liked. So of course I did.”
“I see.”
“And I saw the plaque with all the workers’ names on it.”
What to read after París?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Rutherfurd to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 6 years ago
Did anyone else have the book just stop in the middle?
Guest 6 years ago
Yes, what's with that?
Guest 7 years ago
Any Edward Rutherfurd book is pretty amazing.Write Review:
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