The Red Inn
The Red Inn
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ToProsper Magnan one hundred thousand francs was a vast and ready-madefortune. He began to employ it in a hundred different ways; he madecastles in the air, such as we all make with eager delight during themoments preceding sleep, an hour when images rise in our mindsconfusedly, and often, in the silence of the night, thought acquiressome magical power. He gratified his mother's wishes; he bought thethirty acres of meadow land; he married a young lady of Beauvais towhom his present want of fort...une forbade him to aspire. With a hundredthousand francs he planned a lifetime of happiness; he saw himselfprosperous, the father of a family, rich, respected in his province, and, possibly, mayor of Beauvais. His brain heated; he searched formeans to turn his fictions to realities. He began with extraordinaryardor to plan a crime theoretically. While fancying the death of themerchant he saw distinctly the gold and the diamonds. His eyes weredazzled by them. His heart throbbed. Deliberation was, undoubtedly, already crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ToProsper Magnan one hundred thousand francs was a vast and ready-madefortune. He began to employ it in a hundred different ways; he madecastles in the air, such as we all make with eager delight during themoments preceding sleep, an hour when images rise in our mindsconfusedly, and often, in the silence of the night, thought acquiressome magical power. He gratified his mother's wishes; he bought thethirty acres of meadow land; he married a young lady of Beauvais towhom his present want of fort...une forbade him to aspire. With a hundredthousand francs he planned a lifetime of happiness; he saw himselfprosperous, the father of a family, rich, respected in his province, and, possibly, mayor of Beauvais. His brain heated; he searched formeans to turn his fictions to realities. He began with extraordinaryardor to plan a crime theoretically. While fancying the death of themerchant he saw distinctly the gold and the diamonds. His eyes weredazzled by them. His heart throbbed. Deliberation was, undoubtedly, already crime.
What to read after The Red Inn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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