The Memoirs of Paul De Kock
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Oh! thats 13 MEMOIRS OF PAUL DE KOCK quite a different matter. The rehearsal can wait." So saying, Piberlo darted downstairs to the door- keeper's lodge. The woman who wanted to see him, was, as you have guessed, Catherine — Catherine, Mistenfiute's servant and housekeeper. Her cheeks were blazing, her eyes were flashing fire, her breath came and went in gasps, like a person who is vio- lently agitated.
She recognized Piberlo.
"So, here you are at last, sir. It's not a pity. Come quick. I have ...a cab waiting. We may yet be in time." "In time.? Where.? For what?" "I'll tell you all about it im the cab. Come." "Excuse me, pretty one. I must really ask, before going off with you — " "Oh ! you must know at once. All right.'' Seizing Piberlo by the arm, Catherine dragged him into the yard, and there, motioning him to stoop down, for he was as tall as she was short, she cried in his ear : "You are married, sir, are you not ?" "Yes." "And you love your wife?" "What ? What a question ! Of course, I love my wife!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! thats 13 MEMOIRS OF PAUL DE KOCK quite a different matter. The rehearsal can wait." So saying, Piberlo darted downstairs to the door- keeper's lodge. The woman who wanted to see him, was, as you have guessed, Catherine — Catherine, Mistenfiute's servant and housekeeper. Her cheeks were blazing, her eyes were flashing fire, her breath came and went in gasps, like a person who is vio- lently agitated.
She recognized Piberlo.
"So, here you are at last, sir. It's not a pity. Come quick. I have ...a cab waiting. We may yet be in time." "In time.? Where.? For what?" "I'll tell you all about it im the cab. Come." "Excuse me, pretty one. I must really ask, before going off with you — " "Oh ! you must know at once. All right.'' Seizing Piberlo by the arm, Catherine dragged him into the yard, and there, motioning him to stoop down, for he was as tall as she was short, she cried in his ear : "You are married, sir, are you not ?" "Yes." "And you love your wife?" "What ? What a question ! Of course, I love my wife!
What to read after The Memoirs of Paul De Kock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul De Kock to read onlineMoreLess
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