The Enormous Room
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ThatBathhouse John's interest was largely cynical is evidenced by the remarkswhich he threw out between spittings--"_Une section mesdames!_" "_A lagare!_" "_Aux armes tout le monde!_" etc. With the exception of theseenthusiastic watchers, the other captives evidenced vagueamusement--excepting Count Bragard who said with lofty disgust that itwas "no better than a bloody knocking 'ouse, Mr. Cummings" and MonsieurPet-airs whose annoyance amounted to agony. Of course these twain were, comparatively... speaking, old men....
The four female incorrigibles encountered less difficulty in attaining_cabinot_ than any four specimens of incorrigibility among _les hommes_. Not only were they placed in dungeon vile with a frequency which amountedto continuity; their sentences were far more severe than those handed outto the men. Up to the time of my little visit to La Fert
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ThatBathhouse John's interest was largely cynical is evidenced by the remarkswhich he threw out between spittings--"_Une section mesdames!_" "_A lagare!_" "_Aux armes tout le monde!_" etc. With the exception of theseenthusiastic watchers, the other captives evidenced vagueamusement--excepting Count Bragard who said with lofty disgust that itwas "no better than a bloody knocking 'ouse, Mr. Cummings" and MonsieurPet-airs whose annoyance amounted to agony. Of course these twain were, comparatively... speaking, old men....
The four female incorrigibles encountered less difficulty in attaining_cabinot_ than any four specimens of incorrigibility among _les hommes_. Not only were they placed in dungeon vile with a frequency which amountedto continuity; their sentences were far more severe than those handed outto the men. Up to the time of my little visit to La Fert
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