The Wandering Jew — volume 06
The Wandering Jew — volume 06
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" "You gave me great pleasure, I must say. " "You are very polite, M. Rodin. " "You lodge, I suppose, with your respectable family?" "I believe you, M. Rodin, " said Rose-Pompon, casting down her eyes with atimid air. "I lodge with Grandpapa Philemon, and GrandmammaBacchanal--who is a queen and no mistake. " Rodin had hitherto been seriously uneasy, not knowing in what manner Rosehad discovered his real name. But on hearing her mention the Bacchanalqueen, with the information that she lodged in... the house, he foundsomething to compensate for the disagreeable incident of Rose-Pompon'sappearance. It was, indeed, important to Rodin to find out the BacchanalQueen, the mistress of Sleepinbuff, and the sister of Mother Bunch, whohad been noted as dangerous since her interview with the superior of theconvent, and the part she had taken in the projected escape of Mdlle. DeCardoville. Moreover, Rodin hoped--thanks to what he had just heard--tobring Rose-Pompon to confess to him the name of the person from whom shehad learned that "Charlemagne" masked "Rodin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You gave me great pleasure, I must say. " "You are very polite, M. Rodin. " "You lodge, I suppose, with your respectable family?" "I believe you, M. Rodin, " said Rose-Pompon, casting down her eyes with atimid air. "I lodge with Grandpapa Philemon, and GrandmammaBacchanal--who is a queen and no mistake. " Rodin had hitherto been seriously uneasy, not knowing in what manner Rosehad discovered his real name. But on hearing her mention the Bacchanalqueen, with the information that she lodged in... the house, he foundsomething to compensate for the disagreeable incident of Rose-Pompon'sappearance. It was, indeed, important to Rodin to find out the BacchanalQueen, the mistress of Sleepinbuff, and the sister of Mother Bunch, whohad been noted as dangerous since her interview with the superior of theconvent, and the part she had taken in the projected escape of Mdlle. DeCardoville. Moreover, Rodin hoped--thanks to what he had just heard--tobring Rose-Pompon to confess to him the name of the person from whom shehad learned that "Charlemagne" masked "Rodin.
What to read after The Wandering Jew — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Eugène to read onlineMoreLess
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