Representative Narratives
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" Will you come round to the front?" I said to the Frenchman. "I'll let you in, and we can discuss the matter quietly. " Then, as we walked back together, I asked him eagerly what he would take to abandon his claims arid let the colonel think the poodle was his after all. He was furious — he considered himself insulted; with great emotion he informed me that the dog was the pride of his life (it seems to be the mission of black poodles to serve as domestic comforts of this priceless kind!), tha...t he would not part with him for twice his weight in gold. "Figure, " he began, as we joined the others, "zat zis gentilman 'ere 'as offer me money for ze dog! He agrees zat it is to me, you see? Ver' well, zen, zere is no more to be said!" "Why, Weatherhead, have you lost faith too, then?" said the colonel. I saw that it was no good; all I wanted now was to get out of it creditably and get rid of the Frenchman. "I'm sorry to say, " I replied, "that I'm afraid I've been deceived by the extraordinary likeness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Will you come round to the front?" I said to the Frenchman. "I'll let you in, and we can discuss the matter quietly. " Then, as we walked back together, I asked him eagerly what he would take to abandon his claims arid let the colonel think the poodle was his after all. He was furious — he considered himself insulted; with great emotion he informed me that the dog was the pride of his life (it seems to be the mission of black poodles to serve as domestic comforts of this priceless kind!), tha...t he would not part with him for twice his weight in gold. "Figure, " he began, as we joined the others, "zat zis gentilman 'ere 'as offer me money for ze dog! He agrees zat it is to me, you see? Ver' well, zen, zere is no more to be said!" "Why, Weatherhead, have you lost faith too, then?" said the colonel. I saw that it was no good; all I wanted now was to get out of it creditably and get rid of the Frenchman. "I'm sorry to say, " I replied, "that I'm afraid I've been deceived by the extraordinary likeness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll Lewis Maxcy to read onlineMoreLess
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