Parisian Points of View
Parisian Points of View
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The conversation was not long.
"Was this dress made by you?" the Commis- sioner asked.
" Yes ; here's the mark. " THE STORY OF A BALL-DRESS 133 " And for whom was it made ?" "Number 18, 223. Wait a moment; I'll consult my books. " The dress - maker came back in five minutes, and said to the Commissioner, " It was for the Baroness Z that I made this dress, eighteen months ago, and it isn't paid for. " THE INSURGENT THE INSURGENT " PRISONER, " said the President of the Council of War, "have you a...nything to add in your de- fence ?" " Yes, colonel, " replied the prisoner. " The little lawyer you assigned me defended me according to his idea; I want to defend myself according to mine.
" My name is Martin (Lewis Joseph). I am fifty- five years old. My father was a locksmith. He had a little shop in the upper part of the Saint -Mar- tin Quarter, and had a fair business. We just existed. I learned to read in the National, which was, I believe, the paper of M. Thiers.
"On the 27th of July, 1830, my father went out very early.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conversation was not long.
"Was this dress made by you?" the Commis- sioner asked.
" Yes ; here's the mark. " THE STORY OF A BALL-DRESS 133 " And for whom was it made ?" "Number 18, 223. Wait a moment; I'll consult my books. " The dress - maker came back in five minutes, and said to the Commissioner, " It was for the Baroness Z that I made this dress, eighteen months ago, and it isn't paid for. " THE INSURGENT THE INSURGENT " PRISONER, " said the President of the Council of War, "have you a...nything to add in your de- fence ?" " Yes, colonel, " replied the prisoner. " The little lawyer you assigned me defended me according to his idea; I want to defend myself according to mine.
" My name is Martin (Lewis Joseph). I am fifty- five years old. My father was a locksmith. He had a little shop in the upper part of the Saint -Mar- tin Quarter, and had a fair business. We just existed. I learned to read in the National, which was, I believe, the paper of M. Thiers.
"On the 27th of July, 1830, my father went out very early.
What to read after Parisian Points of View?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludovic Halivy to read onlineMoreLess
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