Scribners Magazine volume 5
Scribners Magazine volume 5
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Having paid his respects, and perceiving ballet-master Carlo in an- other corner of the room, breakfasting d la fourchette with a napkin over his breast, the captain minced his way over and presented himself.
He made an inward grimace as he did so, for the discharge of Jeanne rankled in bim, and the sight of the offender rubbed the hurt afresh. Besides, Signor, though he was polite, did not display much pleasure at meeting his old ac- quaintance, and that irritated the cap- tain. However, he to...ok the chair that Carlo offered him. The dancing-teach- er's hair had turned gray since Prevost had seen him ; but his eyes were black still, and sent a keen, unabashed look at the Frenchman through the spectacles. A copy of Le Journal d'Amerique lay on the table before him, and the sight of it afforded Prevost an opening to the con- versation.
" We still read the news of the world in our native language, " he remarked.
" No, we do not, " returned the ballet- master, decidedly ; " you read it in your native language " tapping the gazette " not I in mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having paid his respects, and perceiving ballet-master Carlo in an- other corner of the room, breakfasting d la fourchette with a napkin over his breast, the captain minced his way over and presented himself.
He made an inward grimace as he did so, for the discharge of Jeanne rankled in bim, and the sight of the offender rubbed the hurt afresh. Besides, Signor, though he was polite, did not display much pleasure at meeting his old ac- quaintance, and that irritated the cap- tain. However, he to...ok the chair that Carlo offered him. The dancing-teach- er's hair had turned gray since Prevost had seen him ; but his eyes were black still, and sent a keen, unabashed look at the Frenchman through the spectacles. A copy of Le Journal d'Amerique lay on the table before him, and the sight of it afforded Prevost an opening to the con- versation.
" We still read the news of the world in our native language, " he remarked.
" No, we do not, " returned the ballet- master, decidedly ; " you read it in your native language " tapping the gazette " not I in mine.
What to read after Scribners Magazine volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward L Edward Livermore Burlingame to read onlineMoreLess
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