The Collected Stories of Colette
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Will a juggler go over?”
“What can I do? You don’t want a singer, do you? Or a dancer? I have an empty spot in my revue. I have to fill it.”
“Yeh,” said Florie thoughtfully, “yeh . . .”
When she was preoccupied, she would revert to the familiar accent of the working-class district she grew up in.
“How’s that guy who fell, Arsène?”
“Jackie? He’s all right, if you can believe what they say at the hospital. Fractured kneecap, occupational hazard. It happens . . .”
Florie stroked her knee, her own l...eg’s precious joint, superstitiously.
“Well, I hope it never happens to me . . .”
“So,” Sutter continued, “I’ll give this juggler a try. His work is different. And he’ll always bring women around, seeing as how he’s a good-looking kid.”
“Do what you want,” said Florie indifferently.
Arsène Sutter and the ever-popular Florie, looking greenish and drowned beneath a blue running light, leaned against each other, squeezed between two flats in the wings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will a juggler go over?”
“What can I do? You don’t want a singer, do you? Or a dancer? I have an empty spot in my revue. I have to fill it.”
“Yeh,” said Florie thoughtfully, “yeh . . .”
When she was preoccupied, she would revert to the familiar accent of the working-class district she grew up in.
“How’s that guy who fell, Arsène?”
“Jackie? He’s all right, if you can believe what they say at the hospital. Fractured kneecap, occupational hazard. It happens . . .”
Florie stroked her knee, her own l...eg’s precious joint, superstitiously.
“Well, I hope it never happens to me . . .”
“So,” Sutter continued, “I’ll give this juggler a try. His work is different. And he’ll always bring women around, seeing as how he’s a good-looking kid.”
“Do what you want,” said Florie indifferently.
Arsène Sutter and the ever-popular Florie, looking greenish and drowned beneath a blue running light, leaned against each other, squeezed between two flats in the wings.
What to read after The Collected Stories of Colette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colette to read onlineMoreLess
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