The Widow Lerouge
The Widow Lerouge
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The tall clerk turned half round on his chair and commenced. He hada peculiar way of jabbering over what he had scrawled. He read veryquickly, all at a stretch, without paying the least attention to eitherfull stops or commas, questions or replies; but went on reading as longas his breath lasted. When he could go on no longer, he took a breath, and then continued as before. Unconsciously, he reminded one of a diver, who every now and then raises his head above water, obtains a supply ofair, and... disappears again. Noel was the only one to listen attentivelyto the reading, which to unpractised ears was unintelligible. Itapprised him of many things which it was important for him to know. Atlast Constant pronounced the words, "In testimony whereof, " etc. , whichend all official reports in France.
He handed the pen to the count, who signed without hesitation. The oldnobleman then turned towards Noel.
"I am not very strong, " he said; "you must therefore, my son, "emphasizing the word, "help your father to his carriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tall clerk turned half round on his chair and commenced. He hada peculiar way of jabbering over what he had scrawled. He read veryquickly, all at a stretch, without paying the least attention to eitherfull stops or commas, questions or replies; but went on reading as longas his breath lasted. When he could go on no longer, he took a breath, and then continued as before. Unconsciously, he reminded one of a diver, who every now and then raises his head above water, obtains a supply ofair, and... disappears again. Noel was the only one to listen attentivelyto the reading, which to unpractised ears was unintelligible. Itapprised him of many things which it was important for him to know. Atlast Constant pronounced the words, "In testimony whereof, " etc. , whichend all official reports in France.
He handed the pen to the count, who signed without hesitation. The oldnobleman then turned towards Noel.
"I am not very strong, " he said; "you must therefore, my son, "emphasizing the word, "help your father to his carriage.
What to read after The Widow Lerouge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaboriau Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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