The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — volume 6
The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — volume 6
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Poor Amelie Grandet!For so completely had the late incidents engrossed my attention, that Ihad for the moment lost sight of the most singular event of all--how Icame to be mistaken for the illustrious composer.
CHAPTER XLIX.
A SURPRISE.
It was late upon the following day ere I awoke from the long deep sleepthat closed my labours in Strasbourg. In the confusion of my wakingthoughts, I imagined myself still before a crowded and enthusiasticaudience--the glare of the foot-lights--the crash of the ...orchestra--theshouts of "l'Auteur, " "l'Auteur, " were all before me, and so completelypossessed me, that, as the waiter entered with hot water, I could notresist the impulse to pull off my night-cap with one hand, and press theother to my heart in the usual theatrical style of acknowledgments for amost flattering reception. The startled look of the poor fellow as heneared the door to escape, roused me from my hallucination, and awakenedme to the conviction that the suspicion of lunacy might be a stillheavier infliction than the personation of Monsieur Meerberger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Amelie Grandet!For so completely had the late incidents engrossed my attention, that Ihad for the moment lost sight of the most singular event of all--how Icame to be mistaken for the illustrious composer.
CHAPTER XLIX.
A SURPRISE.
It was late upon the following day ere I awoke from the long deep sleepthat closed my labours in Strasbourg. In the confusion of my wakingthoughts, I imagined myself still before a crowded and enthusiasticaudience--the glare of the foot-lights--the crash of the ...orchestra--theshouts of "l'Auteur, " "l'Auteur, " were all before me, and so completelypossessed me, that, as the waiter entered with hot water, I could notresist the impulse to pull off my night-cap with one hand, and press theother to my heart in the usual theatrical style of acknowledgments for amost flattering reception. The startled look of the poor fellow as heneared the door to escape, roused me from my hallucination, and awakenedme to the conviction that the suspicion of lunacy might be a stillheavier infliction than the personation of Monsieur Meerberger.
What to read after The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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