The Count's Millions
The Count's Millions
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Had this man who had just fledtaken the difference between the two sums away with him? A differenceamounting almost to fifty-five thousand francs? No, this was impossible;the supposition could not be entertained for a moment. However, thediscussion might have taken an unfortunate turn, had it not been for thebaron. In all matters relating to cards, his word was law. He quietlysaid, "It is all right;" and they submitted.
Nevertheless, he absolutely refused to take his share of the money; andafte...r the division, rubbing his hands as if he were delighted to seethis disagreeable affair concluded, he exclaimed: "It is only sixo'clock; we have still time for a few rounds. " But the other guests, pale, disturbed, and secretly ashamed ofthemselves, were eager to depart, and in fact they were alreadyhastening to the cloak-room. "At least play a game of ecarte, " cried thebaron, "a simple game of ecarte, at twenty louis a point. " But no one listened, and he reluctantly prepared to follow his departingfriends, who bowed to Madame d'Argeles on the landing, as they filed by, M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had this man who had just fledtaken the difference between the two sums away with him? A differenceamounting almost to fifty-five thousand francs? No, this was impossible;the supposition could not be entertained for a moment. However, thediscussion might have taken an unfortunate turn, had it not been for thebaron. In all matters relating to cards, his word was law. He quietlysaid, "It is all right;" and they submitted.
Nevertheless, he absolutely refused to take his share of the money; andafte...r the division, rubbing his hands as if he were delighted to seethis disagreeable affair concluded, he exclaimed: "It is only sixo'clock; we have still time for a few rounds. " But the other guests, pale, disturbed, and secretly ashamed ofthemselves, were eager to depart, and in fact they were alreadyhastening to the cloak-room. "At least play a game of ecarte, " cried thebaron, "a simple game of ecarte, at twenty louis a point. " But no one listened, and he reluctantly prepared to follow his departingfriends, who bowed to Madame d'Argeles on the landing, as they filed by, M.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaboriau Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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