The Memoirs of Count Grammont — volume 01
The Memoirs of Count Grammont — volume 01
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He began to reprimand me for disgracingmyself by keeping company with such a low-bred wretch. It was in vainthat I told him he was a great merchant, that he had a great deal ofmoney, and that he played like a child. 'He a merchant, ' cried Brinon. 'Do not believe that, sir! May the devil take me, if he is not someconjurer. ' 'Hold your tongue, old fool, ' said I; 'he is no more aconjurer than you are, and that is decisive; and, to prove it to you, Iam resolved to win four or five hundred pistol...es of him before I go tobed. With these words I turned him out, strictly enjoining him not toreturn, or in any manner to disturb us.
"The game being done, the little Swiss unbuttoned his pockets, to pullout a new four-pistole piece, and presenting it to me, he asked my pardonfor his great freedom, and seemed as if he wished to retire. This wasnot what I wanted. I told him we only played for amusement; that I hadno design upon his money; and that, if he pleased, I would play him asingle game for his four pistoles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He began to reprimand me for disgracingmyself by keeping company with such a low-bred wretch. It was in vainthat I told him he was a great merchant, that he had a great deal ofmoney, and that he played like a child. 'He a merchant, ' cried Brinon. 'Do not believe that, sir! May the devil take me, if he is not someconjurer. ' 'Hold your tongue, old fool, ' said I; 'he is no more aconjurer than you are, and that is decisive; and, to prove it to you, Iam resolved to win four or five hundred pistol...es of him before I go tobed. With these words I turned him out, strictly enjoining him not toreturn, or in any manner to disturb us.
"The game being done, the little Swiss unbuttoned his pockets, to pullout a new four-pistole piece, and presenting it to me, he asked my pardonfor his great freedom, and seemed as if he wished to retire. This wasnot what I wanted. I told him we only played for amusement; that I hadno design upon his money; and that, if he pleased, I would play him asingle game for his four pistoles.
What to read after The Memoirs of Count Grammont — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Anthony Count to read onlineMoreLess
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