The Vicar of Tours
The Vicar of Tours
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" All present began to analyze the conduct of Mademoiselle Gamard withthe keen perceptions which characterize provincials, to whom no onecan deny the talent of knowing how to lay bare the most secret motivesof human actions.
"You don't see the whole thing yet, " said an old landowner who knewthe region well. "There is something serious behind all this which Ican't yet make out. The Abbe Troubert is too deep to be fathomed atonce. Our dear Birotteau is at the beginning of his troubles. Besides, ...would he be left in peace and comfort even if he did give up hislodging to Troubert? I doubt it. If Caron came here to tell you thatyou intended to leave Mademoiselle Gamard, " he added, turning to thebewildered priest, "no doubt Mademoiselle Gamard's intention is toturn you out. Therefore you will have to go, whether you like it ornot. Her sort of people play a sure game, they risk nothing. " This old gentleman, Monsieur de Bourbonne, could sum up and estimateprovincial ideas as correctly as Voltaire summarized the spirit of histimes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" All present began to analyze the conduct of Mademoiselle Gamard withthe keen perceptions which characterize provincials, to whom no onecan deny the talent of knowing how to lay bare the most secret motivesof human actions.
"You don't see the whole thing yet, " said an old landowner who knewthe region well. "There is something serious behind all this which Ican't yet make out. The Abbe Troubert is too deep to be fathomed atonce. Our dear Birotteau is at the beginning of his troubles. Besides, ...would he be left in peace and comfort even if he did give up hislodging to Troubert? I doubt it. If Caron came here to tell you thatyou intended to leave Mademoiselle Gamard, " he added, turning to thebewildered priest, "no doubt Mademoiselle Gamard's intention is toturn you out. Therefore you will have to go, whether you like it ornot. Her sort of people play a sure game, they risk nothing. " This old gentleman, Monsieur de Bourbonne, could sum up and estimateprovincial ideas as correctly as Voltaire summarized the spirit of histimes.
What to read after The Vicar of Tours?
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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