The Commission in Lunacy
The Commission in Lunacy
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I should think theirincome must be more than sixty thousand francs. And then the son hasfine appointments. " "If they spend sixty thousand francs a year, " said the judge, "howmuch do you spend?" "Well, " said Madame d'Espard, "about the same. " The Chevalier starteda little, the Marquise colored; Bianchon looked at Rastignac; butPopinot preserved an expression of simplicity which quite deceivedMadame d'Espard. The chevalier took no part in the conversation; hesaw that all was lost.
"These peop...le, madame, might be indicted before the superior Court, "said Popinot.
"That was my opinion, " exclaimed the Marquise, enchanted. "Ifthreatened with the police, they would have come to terms. " "Madame, " said Popinot, "when M. D'Espard left you, did he not giveyou a power of attorney enabling you to manage and control your ownaffairs?" "I do not understand the object of all these questions, " said theMarquise with petulance. "It seems to me that if you would onlyconsider the state in which I am placed by my husband's insanity, youought to be troubling yourself about him, and not about me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should think theirincome must be more than sixty thousand francs. And then the son hasfine appointments. " "If they spend sixty thousand francs a year, " said the judge, "howmuch do you spend?" "Well, " said Madame d'Espard, "about the same. " The Chevalier starteda little, the Marquise colored; Bianchon looked at Rastignac; butPopinot preserved an expression of simplicity which quite deceivedMadame d'Espard. The chevalier took no part in the conversation; hesaw that all was lost.
"These peop...le, madame, might be indicted before the superior Court, "said Popinot.
"That was my opinion, " exclaimed the Marquise, enchanted. "Ifthreatened with the police, they would have come to terms. " "Madame, " said Popinot, "when M. D'Espard left you, did he not giveyou a power of attorney enabling you to manage and control your ownaffairs?" "I do not understand the object of all these questions, " said theMarquise with petulance. "It seems to me that if you would onlyconsider the state in which I am placed by my husband's insanity, youought to be troubling yourself about him, and not about me.
What to read after The Commission in Lunacy?
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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