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There were only a few factory hands among them, for in order to live in the suburbs it was essential to have steady jobs the year round.
M. Mecoeur, M. Lortieux, and two of their friends, who lived in Choisy, played cards on the way home, and some millinery girls, about sixteen years old, were retailing work-room gossip, gesturing rapidly with their wan little hands.
On the Choisy bridge some people leaned over the railing to watch the bridge piers cleav- 86 THE SEINE RISES ing the rushing wate...r, and their exclamations agitated the passengers who lived in the Gon- doles quarter.
" The town crier says you must leave your houses ! " M. Mecoeur, startled by this extraordin- ary injunction, delivered himself : " Hell ! Where's the danger ! " Five hundred metres further along the water, flowing over the lumber yards on the river banks, had advanced as far as the Villeneuve line. Once it had passed this slight ridge the inunda- tion of the whole quarter would follow, and this took place at one o'clock in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were only a few factory hands among them, for in order to live in the suburbs it was essential to have steady jobs the year round.
M. Mecoeur, M. Lortieux, and two of their friends, who lived in Choisy, played cards on the way home, and some millinery girls, about sixteen years old, were retailing work-room gossip, gesturing rapidly with their wan little hands.
On the Choisy bridge some people leaned over the railing to watch the bridge piers cleav- 86 THE SEINE RISES ing the rushing wate...r, and their exclamations agitated the passengers who lived in the Gon- doles quarter.
" The town crier says you must leave your houses ! " M. Mecoeur, startled by this extraordin- ary injunction, delivered himself : " Hell ! Where's the danger ! " Five hundred metres further along the water, flowing over the lumber yards on the river banks, had advanced as far as the Villeneuve line. Once it had passed this slight ridge the inunda- tion of the whole quarter would follow, and this took place at one o'clock in the morning.
What to read after People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre Hamp to read onlineMoreLess
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