The Celibates volume 2
The Celibates volume 2
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"We all ought to think of ending our days like Christians, " said Madame Hochon. ^, [< Oh! Jean-Jacques, what a day!" said Agathe. "Will you use my carriage?" Rouget inquired. "No, brother/ 1 ' was the reply; "1 thank you and wish you the best of health!" Rouget allowed his sister and his nephew to kiss him, and then took his leave, after bidding them adieu without any sign of affection. At a word from his grandfather, Baruch had hurried away to La Poste. At eleven o'clock at night, the two Parisians, ensconced in a wicker cabriolet, drawn by one horse and driven by a postilion, turned their backs upon Issoudun. Adolphine and Madame Hochon had tears in their eyes. They were the only persons that regretted the departure of Agathe and Joseph. "They have gone, " said Francois Hochon, enter- ing Max's room with La Rabouilleuse. "Good; the trick is done, " Max replied, pros- trated as he was by the fever. LA RABOUILLEUSE 339 "But what did you say to Pere Mouilleron?" queried Francois. "I told him that I had almost given my assassin the right to lie in wait for me at a street corner, and that he was the kind of man to kill me like a dog before he was arrested, if the affair was prose- cuted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We all ought to think of ending our days like Christians, " said Madame Hochon. ^, [< Oh! Jean-Jacques, what a day!" said Agathe. "Will you use my carriage?" Rouget inquired. "No, brother/ 1 ' was the reply; "1 thank you and wish you the best of health!" Rouget allowed his sister and his nephew to kiss him, and then took his leave, after bidding them adieu without any sign of affection. At a word from his grandfather, Baruch had hurried away to La Poste. At eleven o'clock at night, the two Parisians, ensconced in a wicker cabriolet, drawn by one horse and driven by a postilion, turned their backs upon Issoudun. Adolphine and Madame Hochon had tears in their eyes. They were the only persons that regretted the departure of Agathe and Joseph. "They have gone, " said Francois Hochon, enter- ing Max's room with La Rabouilleuse. "Good; the trick is done, " Max replied, pros- trated as he was by the fever. LA RABOUILLEUSE 339 "But what did you say to Pere Mouilleron?" queried Francois. "I told him that I had almost given my assassin the right to lie in wait for me at a street corner, and that he was the kind of man to kill me like a dog before he was arrested, if the affair was prose- cuted.
What to read after The Celibates volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hono 1799 1850 Balzac to read online
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