The Parisians — volume 10
The Parisians — volume 10
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" "It is an invitation too agreeable to refuse, and I thank you very muchfor it. " Nothing worth recording passed further in conversation between Graham andthe two Frenchmen. He left them smoking their cigars in the garden, andwalked homeward by the Rue de Rivoli. As he was passing beside theMagasin du Louvre he stopped, and made way for a lady crossing quicklyout of the shop towards her carriage at the door. Glancing at him with aslight inclination of her head in acknowledgment of his courtesy..., thelady recognised his features, -- "Ah, Mr. Vane!" she cried, almost joyfully--"you are then at Paris, though you have not come to see me. " "I only arrived last night, dear Mrs. Morley, " said Graham, ratherembarrassed, "and only on some matters of business which unexpectedlysummoned me. My stay will probably be very short. " "In that case let me rob you of a few minutes--no, not rob you even ofthem; I can take you wherever you want to go, and as my carriage movesmore quickly than you do on foot, I shall save you the minutes instead ofrobbing you of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "It is an invitation too agreeable to refuse, and I thank you very muchfor it. " Nothing worth recording passed further in conversation between Graham andthe two Frenchmen. He left them smoking their cigars in the garden, andwalked homeward by the Rue de Rivoli. As he was passing beside theMagasin du Louvre he stopped, and made way for a lady crossing quicklyout of the shop towards her carriage at the door. Glancing at him with aslight inclination of her head in acknowledgment of his courtesy..., thelady recognised his features, -- "Ah, Mr. Vane!" she cried, almost joyfully--"you are then at Paris, though you have not come to see me. " "I only arrived last night, dear Mrs. Morley, " said Graham, ratherembarrassed, "and only on some matters of business which unexpectedlysummoned me. My stay will probably be very short. " "In that case let me rob you of a few minutes--no, not rob you even ofthem; I can take you wherever you want to go, and as my carriage movesmore quickly than you do on foot, I shall save you the minutes instead ofrobbing you of them.
What to read after The Parisians — volume 10?
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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