The Fat And the Thin
The Fat And the Thin
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Dainty suppers alternatedwith delicate luncheons, and invitation upon invitation. Three times aweek there were banquets, either amidst the hampers or in Leon's garret, where Florent, on the nights when he lay awake, could hear a stifledsound of munching and rippling laughter until day began to break.
The loves of Cadine and Marjolin now took another turn. The youth playedthe gallant, and just as another might entertain his _innamorata_ at achampagne supper _en tete a tete_ in a private room, he... led Cadine intosome quiet corner of the market cellars to munch apples or sprigs ofcelery. One day he stole a red-herring, which they devoured with immenseenjoyment on the roof of the fish market beside the guttering. There wasnot a single shady nook in the whole place where they did not indulge insecret feasts. The district, with its rows of open shops full of fruitand cakes and preserves, was no longer a closed paradise, in front ofwhich they prowled with greedy, covetous appetites. As they passedthe shops they now extended their hands and pilfered a prune, a fewcherries, or a bit of cod.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dainty suppers alternatedwith delicate luncheons, and invitation upon invitation. Three times aweek there were banquets, either amidst the hampers or in Leon's garret, where Florent, on the nights when he lay awake, could hear a stifledsound of munching and rippling laughter until day began to break.
The loves of Cadine and Marjolin now took another turn. The youth playedthe gallant, and just as another might entertain his _innamorata_ at achampagne supper _en tete a tete_ in a private room, he... led Cadine intosome quiet corner of the market cellars to munch apples or sprigs ofcelery. One day he stole a red-herring, which they devoured with immenseenjoyment on the roof of the fish market beside the guttering. There wasnot a single shady nook in the whole place where they did not indulge insecret feasts. The district, with its rows of open shops full of fruitand cakes and preserves, was no longer a closed paradise, in front ofwhich they prowled with greedy, covetous appetites. As they passedthe shops they now extended their hands and pilfered a prune, a fewcherries, or a bit of cod.
What to read after The Fat And the Thin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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