The Parisians — volume 02
The Parisians — volume 02
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Louvier, Alain found himselfon the day and at the hour named in M. Gandrin's salon. On this occasionMadame Gandrin did not appear. Her husband was accustomed to give_diners d'hommes_. The great man had not yet arrived. "I think, Marquis, " said M. Gandrin, "that you will not regret having followed myadvice: my representations have disposed Louvier to regard you with muchfavour, and he is certainly flattered by being permitted to make yourpersonal acquaintance. " The _avoue_ had scarcely finishe...d this little speech, when M. Louvier wasannounced. He entered with a beaming smile, which did not detract fromhis imposing presence. His flatterers had told him that he had a look ofLouis Philippe; therefore he had sought to imitate the dress and thebonhomie of that monarch of the middle class. He wore a wig, elaboratelypiled up, and shaped his whiskers in royal harmony with the royal wig. Above all, he studied that social frankness of manner with which theable sovereign dispelled awe of his presence or dread of his astuteness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louvier, Alain found himselfon the day and at the hour named in M. Gandrin's salon. On this occasionMadame Gandrin did not appear. Her husband was accustomed to give_diners d'hommes_. The great man had not yet arrived. "I think, Marquis, " said M. Gandrin, "that you will not regret having followed myadvice: my representations have disposed Louvier to regard you with muchfavour, and he is certainly flattered by being permitted to make yourpersonal acquaintance. " The _avoue_ had scarcely finishe...d this little speech, when M. Louvier wasannounced. He entered with a beaming smile, which did not detract fromhis imposing presence. His flatterers had told him that he had a look ofLouis Philippe; therefore he had sought to imitate the dress and thebonhomie of that monarch of the middle class. He wore a wig, elaboratelypiled up, and shaped his whiskers in royal harmony with the royal wig. Above all, he studied that social frankness of manner with which theable sovereign dispelled awe of his presence or dread of his astuteness.
What to read after The Parisians — volume 02?
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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