The Parisians — volume 01
The Parisians — volume 01
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" "A shop! I am mistaken, then. Who are they?" "Raoul and Enguerrand, sons of that mocker of man, the Count deVandemar. " "And they keep a shop! You are jesting. " "A shop at which you may buy gloves and perfumes, Rue de la Chausseed'Antin. Of course they don't serve at the counter; they only investtheir pocket-money in the speculation; and, in so doing, treble at leasttheir pocket-money, buy their horses, and keep their grooms. " "Is it possible! nobles of such birth! How shocked the Count wou...ld beif he knew it!" "Yes, very much shocked if he was supposed to know it. But he is toowise a father not to give his sons limited allowances and unlimitedliberty, especially the liberty to add to the allowances as they please. Look again at them; no better riders and more affectionate brothers sincethe date of Castor and Pollux. Their tastes indeed differ--Raoul isreligious and moral, melancholy and dignified; Enguerrand is a lion ofthe first water, --elegant to the tips of his nails. These demigodsnevertheless are very mild to mortals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "A shop! I am mistaken, then. Who are they?" "Raoul and Enguerrand, sons of that mocker of man, the Count deVandemar. " "And they keep a shop! You are jesting. " "A shop at which you may buy gloves and perfumes, Rue de la Chausseed'Antin. Of course they don't serve at the counter; they only investtheir pocket-money in the speculation; and, in so doing, treble at leasttheir pocket-money, buy their horses, and keep their grooms. " "Is it possible! nobles of such birth! How shocked the Count wou...ld beif he knew it!" "Yes, very much shocked if he was supposed to know it. But he is toowise a father not to give his sons limited allowances and unlimitedliberty, especially the liberty to add to the allowances as they please. Look again at them; no better riders and more affectionate brothers sincethe date of Castor and Pollux. Their tastes indeed differ--Raoul isreligious and moral, melancholy and dignified; Enguerrand is a lion ofthe first water, --elegant to the tips of his nails. These demigodsnevertheless are very mild to mortals.
What to read after The Parisians — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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