Prince Serge Panine
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She sought discreetly, listened to the least word that might throw any light on the matter.
One day, she found an ivory counter, bearing the stamp of the Grand Cercle, in her husband's dressing-room. It was, in the Eue Eoyale then that her husband spent his evenings. This discovery was a great relief to her. It was not very wrong to go there, and if the Prince did go and PKINCE SERGS PANlNi:. 161 smoke a few cigars and have a game at Bouillotte, it was not a very great crime. The return of his ...usual friends to Paris and the resumption of their receptions would bring him home again.
Serge now left Micheline about ten o'clock in the evening regularly and arrived at the club about eleven. High play did not commence until after midnight. Then he seated himself at tlie gaming-table with all the ardour of a pro- fessional gambler. His face changed its expression. When winning, it was animated with an expression of awful joy; when losing, he looked as hard as a stone, his features con- tracted, and his eyes were full of gloomy fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sought discreetly, listened to the least word that might throw any light on the matter.
One day, she found an ivory counter, bearing the stamp of the Grand Cercle, in her husband's dressing-room. It was, in the Eue Eoyale then that her husband spent his evenings. This discovery was a great relief to her. It was not very wrong to go there, and if the Prince did go and PKINCE SERGS PANlNi:. 161 smoke a few cigars and have a game at Bouillotte, it was not a very great crime. The return of his ...usual friends to Paris and the resumption of their receptions would bring him home again.
Serge now left Micheline about ten o'clock in the evening regularly and arrived at the club about eleven. High play did not commence until after midnight. Then he seated himself at tlie gaming-table with all the ardour of a pro- fessional gambler. His face changed its expression. When winning, it was animated with an expression of awful joy; when losing, he looked as hard as a stone, his features con- tracted, and his eyes were full of gloomy fire.
What to read after Prince Serge Panine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ohnet Georges to read onlineMoreLess
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