Sterne 8 2
Sterne 8 2
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Old Calais, with its old inn; M. Dessein, themonk, one of the most artistic figures on literary canvas; thecharming French lady whom M. Dessein shut into the carriage with thetraveller; the _débonnaire_ French captain, and the English travellersreturning, touched in with only a couple of strokes; La Fleur, thevalet; the pretty French glove-seller, whose pulse the Sentimental onefelt; her husband, who passed through the shop and pulled off his hatto Monsieur for the honour he was doing him; the ...little maid in thebookseller's shop, who put her little present _à part_; the charmingGreuze 'grisset, ' who sold him the ruffles; the reduced chevalierselling _patés_; the groups of beggars at Montreuil; the _fade_Count de Bissie, who read Shakespeare; and the crowd of minor_croquis_--postilions, landlords, notaries, soldiers, abbés, _précieuses_, maids--merely touched, but touched with wonderful art, make up a surprising collection of distinct and graphic characters. " CHAPTER VIII.
LAST DAYS AND DEATH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old Calais, with its old inn; M. Dessein, themonk, one of the most artistic figures on literary canvas; thecharming French lady whom M. Dessein shut into the carriage with thetraveller; the _débonnaire_ French captain, and the English travellersreturning, touched in with only a couple of strokes; La Fleur, thevalet; the pretty French glove-seller, whose pulse the Sentimental onefelt; her husband, who passed through the shop and pulled off his hatto Monsieur for the honour he was doing him; the ...little maid in thebookseller's shop, who put her little present _à part_; the charmingGreuze 'grisset, ' who sold him the ruffles; the reduced chevalierselling _patés_; the groups of beggars at Montreuil; the _fade_Count de Bissie, who read Shakespeare; and the crowd of minor_croquis_--postilions, landlords, notaries, soldiers, abbés, _précieuses_, maids--merely touched, but touched with wonderful art, make up a surprising collection of distinct and graphic characters. " CHAPTER VIII.
LAST DAYS AND DEATH.
What to read after Sterne 8 2?
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