The Vatard Sisters
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It was an old trunk covered in peeling boarskin and fitted with brass locks that were in need of some oil. Then Désirée and Céline threw themselves on the lid of the case, and jumped up and down on it. Vatard fiddled with the latch, turned the key with a grating noise, strapped on the belts and said: ‘That’s settled then girls, you take good care of your mother now; anyway, Ma Teston will come by in the evenings to keep her company; I’ll write to you as soon as I’m safe and sound.’ Suddenly, ove...rcome by an access of emotion, he kissed his daughters. His sister, Mme Cabouat, was dying in Amiens and he was leaving in order to witness her last breath…and her last will and testament. He hadn’t left his corner of Paris for fifteen years and was preparing for this trip as if it were a journey fraught with danger and peril. He kissed his children on the forehead again, caressed his fat Eulalie’s pomaded braids, and, wanting to bring the tender embraces of parting to an end, grabbed his suitcase, hoisted it onto his shoulder and left for the Gare du Nord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was an old trunk covered in peeling boarskin and fitted with brass locks that were in need of some oil. Then Désirée and Céline threw themselves on the lid of the case, and jumped up and down on it. Vatard fiddled with the latch, turned the key with a grating noise, strapped on the belts and said: ‘That’s settled then girls, you take good care of your mother now; anyway, Ma Teston will come by in the evenings to keep her company; I’ll write to you as soon as I’m safe and sound.’ Suddenly, ove...rcome by an access of emotion, he kissed his daughters. His sister, Mme Cabouat, was dying in Amiens and he was leaving in order to witness her last breath…and her last will and testament. He hadn’t left his corner of Paris for fifteen years and was preparing for this trip as if it were a journey fraught with danger and peril. He kissed his children on the forehead again, caressed his fat Eulalie’s pomaded braids, and, wanting to bring the tender embraces of parting to an end, grabbed his suitcase, hoisted it onto his shoulder and left for the Gare du Nord.
What to read after The Vatard Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joris-Karl Huysmans to read onlineMoreLess
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