The Canteeners
The Canteeners
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" He asked us to-day if we did not think he had got very thin since he had left here, and certainly he did seem to have become rather hollow below his chest. He smote himself gently in the estomac, and in the middle of his chocolate souffle said quite calmly " You know I think I have a tapeworm (solitaire). I am always hungry and I cat, and cat, and eat, and I always get thinner. " Juliet said : " You look very well in your face ; better than when you were here " ; at which he looked 80 BOURGEO...IS AND BOURGEOT rather disappointed, and said : " Ah ! but underneath I am much thinner. " Afterwards, when the two girls had gone out, Bourgeot came in, and he and Bour- geois conversed very intimately, to my great edification, on the subject of the possible presence of a solitaire and how best to deal with it. They were both entirely without any false shame.
Jan. 4. Again to-day it is like summer. I have had no fire in my room for three days, and the temperature is 60°, even in the evening with the window wide open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He asked us to-day if we did not think he had got very thin since he had left here, and certainly he did seem to have become rather hollow below his chest. He smote himself gently in the estomac, and in the middle of his chocolate souffle said quite calmly " You know I think I have a tapeworm (solitaire). I am always hungry and I cat, and cat, and eat, and I always get thinner. " Juliet said : " You look very well in your face ; better than when you were here " ; at which he looked 80 BOURGEO...IS AND BOURGEOT rather disappointed, and said : " Ah ! but underneath I am much thinner. " Afterwards, when the two girls had gone out, Bourgeot came in, and he and Bour- geois conversed very intimately, to my great edification, on the subject of the possible presence of a solitaire and how best to deal with it. They were both entirely without any false shame.
Jan. 4. Again to-day it is like summer. I have had no fire in my room for three days, and the temperature is 60°, even in the evening with the window wide open.
What to read after The Canteeners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Margaret Powell Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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