The American in Paris volume 1
The American in Paris volume 1
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The French have been a polite peo- ple, and they continue to trade on the credit of their an- cestors. What is curious to observe, is the complaisance with which human nature follows a general example. A Russian wife, when the husband neglects to beat her for a month or two, is alarmed at his indifference, and I have remarked that the French women are the warmest defenders of this French incivility.
Recollect that as soon as you will put your little foot upon this Rue Vivienne, fifty wagons, a ...wedding coach, and three funerals, with I don't know how many mallepostes, cabs, coucous, and bell-eared diligences — all but the fiacres, with their gaunt and fleshless horses, which plead inability — will set themselves to run over yon, without the smallest respect for your Greek nose, your inky brows, and black eyes. The danger is imminent, and it won't do to have your two feet in one sock. I have written home to your mother to have prayers performed in the churches for women's husbands sojourning in Paris.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The French have been a polite peo- ple, and they continue to trade on the credit of their an- cestors. What is curious to observe, is the complaisance with which human nature follows a general example. A Russian wife, when the husband neglects to beat her for a month or two, is alarmed at his indifference, and I have remarked that the French women are the warmest defenders of this French incivility.
Recollect that as soon as you will put your little foot upon this Rue Vivienne, fifty wagons, a ...wedding coach, and three funerals, with I don't know how many mallepostes, cabs, coucous, and bell-eared diligences — all but the fiacres, with their gaunt and fleshless horses, which plead inability — will set themselves to run over yon, without the smallest respect for your Greek nose, your inky brows, and black eyes. The danger is imminent, and it won't do to have your two feet in one sock. I have written home to your mother to have prayers performed in the churches for women's husbands sojourning in Paris.
What to read after The American in Paris volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Sanderson to read onlineMoreLess
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