The Three Cities Trilogy: Paris, volume 3
The Three Cities Trilogy: Paris, volume 3
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He atonce realised the inevitable consequences, the ministry overthrown andswept away by this fresh whirlwind of denunciation and tittle-tattle. Mege would renew his interpellation on the morrow, and Vignon and hisfriends would at once lay siege to the posts they coveted. And he, Monferrand, could picture himself driven out of that ministerial sanctumwhere, for eight months past, he had been taking his ease, not with anyfoolish vainglory, but with the pleasure of feeling that he was in hisprope...r place as a born ruler, who believed he could tame and lead themultitude.
Having thrown the newspapers aside with a disdainful gesture, he rose andstretched himself, growling the while like a plagued lion. And then hebegan to walk up and down the spacious room, which showed all the fadedofficial luxury of mahogany furniture and green damask hangings. Steppingto and fro, with his hands behind his back, he no longer wore his usualfatherly, good-natured air. He appeared as he really was, a bornwrestler, short, but broad shouldered, with sensual mouth, fleshy noseand stern eyes, that all proclaimed him to be unscrupulous, of iron willand fit for the greatest tasks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He atonce realised the inevitable consequences, the ministry overthrown andswept away by this fresh whirlwind of denunciation and tittle-tattle. Mege would renew his interpellation on the morrow, and Vignon and hisfriends would at once lay siege to the posts they coveted. And he, Monferrand, could picture himself driven out of that ministerial sanctumwhere, for eight months past, he had been taking his ease, not with anyfoolish vainglory, but with the pleasure of feeling that he was in hisprope...r place as a born ruler, who believed he could tame and lead themultitude.
Having thrown the newspapers aside with a disdainful gesture, he rose andstretched himself, growling the while like a plagued lion. And then hebegan to walk up and down the spacious room, which showed all the fadedofficial luxury of mahogany furniture and green damask hangings. Steppingto and fro, with his hands behind his back, he no longer wore his usualfatherly, good-natured air. He appeared as he really was, a bornwrestler, short, but broad shouldered, with sensual mouth, fleshy noseand stern eyes, that all proclaimed him to be unscrupulous, of iron willand fit for the greatest tasks.
What to read after The Three Cities Trilogy: Paris, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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