Rise And Fall of Cesar Birotteau
Rise And Fall of Cesar Birotteau
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Du Tillet, Roguin, Cardot junior, the Comte de Grandville, and Jules Desmarets were playing at_bouillotte_. Du Tillet won three thousand francs. The day began todawn, the wax lights paled, the players joined the dancers for a lastquadrille. In such houses the final scenes of a ball never pass offwithout some impropriety. The dignified personages have departed; theintoxication of dancing, the heat of the atmosphere, the spiritsconcealed in the most innocent drinks, have mellowed the angularities...of the old women, who good-naturedly join in the last quadrille andlend themselves to the excitement of the moment; the men are heated, their hair, lately curled, straggles down their faces, and gives thema grotesque expression which excites laughter; the young women growvolatile, and a few flowers drop from their garlands. The bourgeoisMomus appears, followed by his revellers. Laughs ring loudly; allpresent surrender to the amusement of the moment, knowing that on themorrow toil will resume its sway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Du Tillet, Roguin, Cardot junior, the Comte de Grandville, and Jules Desmarets were playing at_bouillotte_. Du Tillet won three thousand francs. The day began todawn, the wax lights paled, the players joined the dancers for a lastquadrille. In such houses the final scenes of a ball never pass offwithout some impropriety. The dignified personages have departed; theintoxication of dancing, the heat of the atmosphere, the spiritsconcealed in the most innocent drinks, have mellowed the angularities...of the old women, who good-naturedly join in the last quadrille andlend themselves to the excitement of the moment; the men are heated, their hair, lately curled, straggles down their faces, and gives thema grotesque expression which excites laughter; the young women growvolatile, and a few flowers drop from their garlands. The bourgeoisMomus appears, followed by his revellers. Laughs ring loudly; allpresent surrender to the amusement of the moment, knowing that on themorrow toil will resume its sway.
What to read after Rise And Fall of Cesar Birotteau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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