The Novels of Victor Hugo, Fully Translated;
The Novels of Victor Hugo, Fully Translated;
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This was worse than before ; for instead of profiles, he now saw only backs.
We mistake. The big, patient man whom he had already consulted at a critical moment had remained with his ^e toward the stage ; as for Gisquette and Li^narde, they had de- serted long ago.
Gringoire was touched to the heart by the fidelity of his only remaining spectator; he went up to and accosted him, at the same time slightly shaking him by the arm, for the good man had leaned himself against the balustrade, and was... taking a gentle nap.
"Monsieur/* said Gringoire, "I thank you." ''Monsieur," answered the big man with a yawn, "what for?" "I see what annoys you," returned the poet ; "all that noise prevents you from hear- ing comfortably; but make yourself easy — your name shall go down to posterity. Yoiur name, if you please?" " Renauld Chateau, Keeper of the Seals of the Chsltelet of Paris, at your service." y Google QUASIMODO 8l " Monsieur," said Gringoire, " you are here the sole representative of the Muses." '* You are too polite, monsieur," answered the Keeper of the Seals of the Chatelet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was worse than before ; for instead of profiles, he now saw only backs.
We mistake. The big, patient man whom he had already consulted at a critical moment had remained with his ^e toward the stage ; as for Gisquette and Li^narde, they had de- serted long ago.
Gringoire was touched to the heart by the fidelity of his only remaining spectator; he went up to and accosted him, at the same time slightly shaking him by the arm, for the good man had leaned himself against the balustrade, and was... taking a gentle nap.
"Monsieur/* said Gringoire, "I thank you." ''Monsieur," answered the big man with a yawn, "what for?" "I see what annoys you," returned the poet ; "all that noise prevents you from hear- ing comfortably; but make yourself easy — your name shall go down to posterity. Yoiur name, if you please?" " Renauld Chateau, Keeper of the Seals of the Chsltelet of Paris, at your service." y Google QUASIMODO 8l " Monsieur," said Gringoire, " you are here the sole representative of the Muses." '* You are too polite, monsieur," answered the Keeper of the Seals of the Chatelet.
What to read after The Novels of Victor Hugo, Fully Translated;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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