The Cobbler of Nmes
The Cobbler of Nmes
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" Now, my dearie, let me sell these pretty fish in the kitchen, " she coaxed, approaching the girl and laying her bony hand on Rosaline's skirt.
Mademoiselle drew back with horror, drag- ging her frock from the talon fingers with a little involuntary cry of disgust. As she did so there was a low growl from the hedge and Truffe, dashing suddenly upon the scene, sprang on Mere Tigrane. The old woman shrieked, snatching a knife from her bosom and striking at the dog.
" Do not dare to hurt Truffe !... " cried Rosa- line, throwing herself on the poodle and drag- ging her off before she had done more mischief than to tear the other's clothes. " Go ! " she added imperiously, stamping her foot ; " you forced yourself in and see, I cannot hold the dog ! There is a crown to buy you a new petticoat ; take it and go ! " Mere Tigrane gathered up the money greedily, and prudently retired beyond the gate before she spoke. Her little eyes glittered with rage, 78 THE COBBLER OF although she smiled broadly at the young girl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now, my dearie, let me sell these pretty fish in the kitchen, " she coaxed, approaching the girl and laying her bony hand on Rosaline's skirt.
Mademoiselle drew back with horror, drag- ging her frock from the talon fingers with a little involuntary cry of disgust. As she did so there was a low growl from the hedge and Truffe, dashing suddenly upon the scene, sprang on Mere Tigrane. The old woman shrieked, snatching a knife from her bosom and striking at the dog.
" Do not dare to hurt Truffe !... " cried Rosa- line, throwing herself on the poodle and drag- ging her off before she had done more mischief than to tear the other's clothes. " Go ! " she added imperiously, stamping her foot ; " you forced yourself in and see, I cannot hold the dog ! There is a crown to buy you a new petticoat ; take it and go ! " Mere Tigrane gathered up the money greedily, and prudently retired beyond the gate before she spoke. Her little eyes glittered with rage, 78 THE COBBLER OF although she smiled broadly at the young girl.
What to read after The Cobbler of Nmes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Imlay Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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