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"Tchemppegne!.. Tchemppegne!.. " called out of a sudden a tall, funerealEnglishman with a brick-coloured skin, coming up to him, bottle andglass in hand. Then, after obliging the hero to drink with him: "Lord Chipendale, sir... And you?" "Tartarin of Tarascon. " "Oh! yes... Tartarine... Capital name for a horse, " said the lord, whomust have been one of those great turfmen across the Channel.
The Austro-Hungarian diplomat also came to press the Alpinist's handbetween his mittens, remembering va...guely to have seen him somewhere. "Enchanted!.. Enchanted!.. " he enunciated several times, and then, notknowing how to get out of it, he added: "My compliments to madame... "his social formula for cutting short presentations.
But the guides were impatient; they must reach before nightfall the hutof the Alpine Club, where they were to sleep for the first stage, andthere was not a minute to lose. Tartarin felt it, saluted all with acircular gesture, smiled at the malicious misses, and then, in a voiceof thunder, commanded: "Pascalon, the banner!" It waved to the breeze; the Southerners took off their hats, for theylove theatricals at Tarascon; and at the cry, a score of times repeated:"Long live the president!..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Tchemppegne!.. Tchemppegne!.. " called out of a sudden a tall, funerealEnglishman with a brick-coloured skin, coming up to him, bottle andglass in hand. Then, after obliging the hero to drink with him: "Lord Chipendale, sir... And you?" "Tartarin of Tarascon. " "Oh! yes... Tartarine... Capital name for a horse, " said the lord, whomust have been one of those great turfmen across the Channel.
The Austro-Hungarian diplomat also came to press the Alpinist's handbetween his mittens, remembering va...guely to have seen him somewhere. "Enchanted!.. Enchanted!.. " he enunciated several times, and then, notknowing how to get out of it, he added: "My compliments to madame... "his social formula for cutting short presentations.
But the guides were impatient; they must reach before nightfall the hutof the Alpine Club, where they were to sleep for the first stage, andthere was not a minute to lose. Tartarin felt it, saluted all with acircular gesture, smiled at the malicious misses, and then, in a voiceof thunder, commanded: "Pascalon, the banner!" It waved to the breeze; the Southerners took off their hats, for theylove theatricals at Tarascon; and at the cry, a score of times repeated:"Long live the president!..
What to read after Tartarin On the Alps;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daudet Alphonse to read onlineMoreLess
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