The Old Cevenol
The Old Cevenol
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He was too joyful to sleep that night, and very early next morning he knocked at the door of a notary, asking with impatience to see the man of the law immediately on very pressing business. The notary, supposing that he was wanted in haste to draw up the will of a dying man, muttered a thousand maledictions on the profession that compelled him to sleep with his eyes open, the dying man who sent to disturb his slumbers, and the messenger who came after him. This thought, however, occupied only ...a portion of the intellectual fibers during the 39 40 THE OLD CEVENOL process of regaining full use of his mental faculties. The ether part of his half-awake faculties, long accustomed to respond with alacrity when his financial interests were concerned, urged him to dress with haste, lest the messenger might apply to another notary in the neighborhood, of which he was jealous. In the twinkling of an eye he had put on an old dressing-gown, and, rushing to the stairs, he appeared to Ambroise, with one foot in a slipper, the other in a shoe, and a large inkhorn in his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was too joyful to sleep that night, and very early next morning he knocked at the door of a notary, asking with impatience to see the man of the law immediately on very pressing business. The notary, supposing that he was wanted in haste to draw up the will of a dying man, muttered a thousand maledictions on the profession that compelled him to sleep with his eyes open, the dying man who sent to disturb his slumbers, and the messenger who came after him. This thought, however, occupied only ...a portion of the intellectual fibers during the 39 40 THE OLD CEVENOL process of regaining full use of his mental faculties. The ether part of his half-awake faculties, long accustomed to respond with alacrity when his financial interests were concerned, urged him to dress with haste, lest the messenger might apply to another notary in the neighborhood, of which he was jealous. In the twinkling of an eye he had put on an old dressing-gown, and, rushing to the stairs, he appeared to Ambroise, with one foot in a slipper, the other in a shoe, and a large inkhorn in his hand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Paul Rabaut to read onlineMoreLess
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