The Parisians
The Parisians
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crown of Spain was an insult — what would you have more ?" " I tell you what it is, Duplessis," said the Vicomto de Br^z6, whose habitual light good temper seemed exchanged for insolent swagger — " I tell you what it is, your friend the iEmperor has no more courage than a chicken. He is grown old and infirm and lazy ; he knows that he can't even mount Digitized by Google 276 THE PARISIANS.
on horseback. But if, before this day week, he has not de- clared war on the Prussians, he will be lucky i...f he can get off as quietly as poor Louis Philippe did under shelter of his umbrella and ticketed * Schmidt' Or could you not, M. Du- plessis, send him back to London in a bill of exchange?"' " For a man of your literary repute, M. le Vicomte," said Duplessis, " you indulge in a strdnge confusion of metaphors.
But, pardon me, I came here to breakfast, and I cannot re- main to quarrel. Come, Lemercier, let us take our chance of a cutlet at the Trots Frhresy " Fox, Fox," cried Lemercier, whistling to a poodle that had followed him into the cafiy and, frightened by the sudden movement and loud voices of the hahituisj had taken refoge under the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
crown of Spain was an insult — what would you have more ?" " I tell you what it is, Duplessis," said the Vicomto de Br^z6, whose habitual light good temper seemed exchanged for insolent swagger — " I tell you what it is, your friend the iEmperor has no more courage than a chicken. He is grown old and infirm and lazy ; he knows that he can't even mount Digitized by Google 276 THE PARISIANS.
on horseback. But if, before this day week, he has not de- clared war on the Prussians, he will be lucky i...f he can get off as quietly as poor Louis Philippe did under shelter of his umbrella and ticketed * Schmidt' Or could you not, M. Du- plessis, send him back to London in a bill of exchange?"' " For a man of your literary repute, M. le Vicomte," said Duplessis, " you indulge in a strdnge confusion of metaphors.
But, pardon me, I came here to breakfast, and I cannot re- main to quarrel. Come, Lemercier, let us take our chance of a cutlet at the Trots Frhresy " Fox, Fox," cried Lemercier, whistling to a poodle that had followed him into the cafiy and, frightened by the sudden movement and loud voices of the hahituisj had taken refoge under the table.
What to read after The Parisians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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