Tales From Many Sources
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With five floors we have nothing to do, and need waste no time overthem. The inmates mostly went out early and came in late, but the housekept better hours than its neighbours, for the simple reason that thosewho arrived after a certain time found themselves shut into the streetfor the night. They might hammer and appeal in the strongest languageof their vocabulary, but Plon snored unmoved, and nothing short of afire in the house would have turned him out of his bed. Gradually thisbecame so wel...l understood, that his lodgers accommodated themselves toit as to any other of the inexorable laws of fate.
On the sixth and highest floor the crowded house resolved itself intocomparative quiet. Besides the garret of which we have spoken, therewere two other rooms, but for some years past these had been used merelyas store-rooms for furniture. No one knew to whom the furniturebelonged, some curious speculators avowing that Plon had a child--agirl--at school in Normandy, and had collected it as part of her dowry;others that some mysterious tie of gratitude bound him to the owner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With five floors we have nothing to do, and need waste no time overthem. The inmates mostly went out early and came in late, but the housekept better hours than its neighbours, for the simple reason that thosewho arrived after a certain time found themselves shut into the streetfor the night. They might hammer and appeal in the strongest languageof their vocabulary, but Plon snored unmoved, and nothing short of afire in the house would have turned him out of his bed. Gradually thisbecame so wel...l understood, that his lodgers accommodated themselves toit as to any other of the inexorable laws of fate.
On the sixth and highest floor the crowded house resolved itself intocomparative quiet. Besides the garret of which we have spoken, therewere two other rooms, but for some years past these had been used merelyas store-rooms for furniture. No one knew to whom the furniturebelonged, some curious speculators avowing that Plon had a child--agirl--at school in Normandy, and had collected it as part of her dowry;others that some mysterious tie of gratitude bound him to the owner.
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