The Ball At Sceaux
The Ball At Sceaux
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. " He unexpectedly spurred his horse in such a way as to make his niece'sbolt, and rode so hastily between her and the young man on foot thathe obliged him to fall back on to the grassy bank which rose from theroadside. Then, abruptly drawing up, the Count exclaimed: "Couldn't you get out of the way?" "I beg your pardon, monsieur. But I did not know that it lay with meto apologize to you because you almost rode me down. " "There, enough of that, my good fellow!" replied the sailor harshly, in ...a sneering tone that was nothing less than insulting. At the sametime the Count raised his hunting-crop as if to strike his horse, andtouched the young fellow's shoulder, saying, "A liberal citizen is areasoner; every reasoner should be prudent. " The young man went up the bankside as he heard the sarcasm; then hecrossed his arms, and said in an excited tone of voice, "I cannotsuppose, monsieur, as I look at your white hairs, that you still amuseyourself by provoking duels----" "White hairs!" cried the sailor, interrupting him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " He unexpectedly spurred his horse in such a way as to make his niece'sbolt, and rode so hastily between her and the young man on foot thathe obliged him to fall back on to the grassy bank which rose from theroadside. Then, abruptly drawing up, the Count exclaimed: "Couldn't you get out of the way?" "I beg your pardon, monsieur. But I did not know that it lay with meto apologize to you because you almost rode me down. " "There, enough of that, my good fellow!" replied the sailor harshly, in ...a sneering tone that was nothing less than insulting. At the sametime the Count raised his hunting-crop as if to strike his horse, andtouched the young fellow's shoulder, saying, "A liberal citizen is areasoner; every reasoner should be prudent. " The young man went up the bankside as he heard the sarcasm; then hecrossed his arms, and said in an excited tone of voice, "I cannotsuppose, monsieur, as I look at your white hairs, that you still amuseyourself by provoking duels----" "White hairs!" cried the sailor, interrupting him.
What to read after The Ball At Sceaux?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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