The Rag Picker of Paris
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And leapiry with him into a cab, he shouted to the driver : " Follow! fou shall have a generous fee. " m CO u a z c a 1-5 SI ■J Cm The Masquerade, 233 CHAPTER Xm.
AT THE DELEGATIONS.
The commissary of police, having recovered from the shock of this exciting ar rest, reentered his office and began to draw up his official report with the tranquil indifference usual to his function.
Marie was brought in between two officers, while Camille and Jean, at a sign from the magistrate, sat down at the ot...her end of the room as witnesses.
" Well, do you confess?" he' first asked the accused.
The young girl made a gesture of horror.
" Indeed, you deny. Of course. " Camille intervened.
" Mademoiselle is not guilty, " said he, emphatically.
" Never I " added Jean, in confirmation.
The commissary imposed silence upon them, saying : " Very well. We will talk together directly. . . . Marie Didier, you have had this child about a month, haven't you?" '• Yes, Monsieur, at my rooms. " " And he is not yours ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And leapiry with him into a cab, he shouted to the driver : " Follow! fou shall have a generous fee. " m CO u a z c a 1-5 SI ■J Cm The Masquerade, 233 CHAPTER Xm.
AT THE DELEGATIONS.
The commissary of police, having recovered from the shock of this exciting ar rest, reentered his office and began to draw up his official report with the tranquil indifference usual to his function.
Marie was brought in between two officers, while Camille and Jean, at a sign from the magistrate, sat down at the ot...her end of the room as witnesses.
" Well, do you confess?" he' first asked the accused.
The young girl made a gesture of horror.
" Indeed, you deny. Of course. " Camille intervened.
" Mademoiselle is not guilty, " said he, emphatically.
" Never I " added Jean, in confirmation.
The commissary imposed silence upon them, saying : " Very well. We will talk together directly. . . . Marie Didier, you have had this child about a month, haven't you?" '• Yes, Monsieur, at my rooms. " " And he is not yours ?
What to read after The Rag Picker of Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flix Pyat to read onlineMoreLess
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