The Son of Monte-Cristo
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Nevertheless, he went. Ten years had elapsed since he crossed thefrontier. He went first to Lyons, not daring to attempt Paris, althoughhe chose a large city, believing that there he would incur less risk ofbeing recognized. He had saved some money, and thought he could teachagain. He had not been six months in Lyons before he was known as thegood Monsieur Maslenes, and was liked by every one. He led the mostregular life that could be imagined, and no one would have suspectedthat this stout, pl...acid-looking person could be an escaped convict. Hefully intended to live and die thus in obscurity, and really enjoyed thetorpor of this existence. In the evening he took long walks, and frommotives of prudence went out but little by daylight. Alone in thedarkness, he often felt intense remorse, and remorse is not a pleasingcompanion.
One winter's night--the snow had been falling all day--Sanselme stayedout later than usual. The cold was sharp and there was no moon. Suddenlyhe heard an angry discussion across the street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, he went. Ten years had elapsed since he crossed thefrontier. He went first to Lyons, not daring to attempt Paris, althoughhe chose a large city, believing that there he would incur less risk ofbeing recognized. He had saved some money, and thought he could teachagain. He had not been six months in Lyons before he was known as thegood Monsieur Maslenes, and was liked by every one. He led the mostregular life that could be imagined, and no one would have suspectedthat this stout, pl...acid-looking person could be an escaped convict. Hefully intended to live and die thus in obscurity, and really enjoyed thetorpor of this existence. In the evening he took long walks, and frommotives of prudence went out but little by daylight. Alone in thedarkness, he often felt intense remorse, and remorse is not a pleasingcompanion.
One winter's night--the snow had been falling all day--Sanselme stayedout later than usual. The cold was sharp and there was no moon. Suddenlyhe heard an angry discussion across the street.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lermina Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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