The Lesser Bourgeoisie
The Lesser Bourgeoisie
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"Well, give me till to-morrow at mid-day," replied the The Lesser Bourgeoisie. 169 Provençal, "for there '11 be, as you said, some manipula- tion to do." *'l '11 try to keep Claparon quiet; he *s in such a hurry, that man ! " *' To-morrow, then," said Théodose, in the tone of a man who decides on his course.
"Good-night, friend," said Cërizet, in his nasal tone, which degraded the finest word in the language.
" There *s one who has got a mouthful to suck! " thought Cërizet, as he watched Thëodo...se going down the street with the step of a dazed man.
When la Peyrade reached the rue des Postes he went with rapid strides to Madame Colleville's house, exciting himself as he walked along, and talking aloud. The fire of his roused passions and the sort of inward conflagra- tion of which many Parisians are conscious (for such situations abound in Paris) brought him finally to a pitch of frenzy and eloquence which found expression, as he turned into the rue des Deux-Églises, in the words : — "I will kill him!" "There's a fellow who is not content!" said a pass- ing workman, and the jesting words calmed the incan- descent madness to which Théodose was a prey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, give me till to-morrow at mid-day," replied the The Lesser Bourgeoisie. 169 Provençal, "for there '11 be, as you said, some manipula- tion to do." *'l '11 try to keep Claparon quiet; he *s in such a hurry, that man ! " *' To-morrow, then," said Théodose, in the tone of a man who decides on his course.
"Good-night, friend," said Cërizet, in his nasal tone, which degraded the finest word in the language.
" There *s one who has got a mouthful to suck! " thought Cërizet, as he watched Thëodo...se going down the street with the step of a dazed man.
When la Peyrade reached the rue des Postes he went with rapid strides to Madame Colleville's house, exciting himself as he walked along, and talking aloud. The fire of his roused passions and the sort of inward conflagra- tion of which many Parisians are conscious (for such situations abound in Paris) brought him finally to a pitch of frenzy and eloquence which found expression, as he turned into the rue des Deux-Églises, in the words : — "I will kill him!" "There's a fellow who is not content!" said a pass- ing workman, and the jesting words calmed the incan- descent madness to which Théodose was a prey.
What to read after The Lesser Bourgeoisie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wormeley, Katharine Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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