The Human Comedy
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she cried out as she left Monsieur Martin’s menagerie.She was there to contemplate the dashing performer working with his hyena, as the advertising poster put it.“How did he manage,” she went on, “to tame his animals to the point where he is so certain of their affection that—”“That accomplishment, which seems so strange to you,” I interrupted her, “is in fact something very natural.”“Oh!” she cried, allowing an incredulous smile to play over her lips.“So you think that animals have no passions?...” I asked her. “Here’s proof that we can give them all the vices belonging to our stage of civilization.”She looked at me in astonishment.“But,” I continued, “seeing Monsieur Martin for the first time, I confess that, like you, I could not contain my surprise. At that time I found myself seated next to an old veteran with a missing right leg. He struck me as an impressive figure. He had one of those intrepid heads marked by war and inscribed by Napoleonic battles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she cried out as she left Monsieur Martin’s menagerie.She was there to contemplate the dashing performer working with his hyena, as the advertising poster put it.“How did he manage,” she went on, “to tame his animals to the point where he is so certain of their affection that—”“That accomplishment, which seems so strange to you,” I interrupted her, “is in fact something very natural.”“Oh!” she cried, allowing an incredulous smile to play over her lips.“So you think that animals have no passions?...” I asked her. “Here’s proof that we can give them all the vices belonging to our stage of civilization.”She looked at me in astonishment.“But,” I continued, “seeing Monsieur Martin for the first time, I confess that, like you, I could not contain my surprise. At that time I found myself seated next to an old veteran with a missing right leg. He struck me as an impressive figure. He had one of those intrepid heads marked by war and inscribed by Napoleonic battles.
What to read after The Human Comedy?
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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