The Works of Charles Paul De Kock
The Works of Charles Paul De Kock
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The chevalier of the Round Table has ministered to your love." "I've had that honor, monseigneurs," an- swered Chaudoreille, bowing, and twisting his mustaches.
" Hang it ! I don't remember it," cried the marquis, looking hard at Chaudoreille. " What, Touquet, so clever, so inventive, could he be Vol. VIII 66 THE BARBER OF PARIS served by such a marionette. Come, that is not possible/' " Monseigneur," said Chaudoreille, compress- ing his lips, " if you knew the talents of the one you call mario...nette, you would, perhaps, speak differently. Touquet himself is only a beginner beside me." " Oh, as to that, clown, it is necessary that yon should justify your boasting or that you should perish beneath the stick. For some days I have been suffering from ennui ; I don't find anyone, at the court or in the town, who deserves my homage.
My Italian, even, has commenced to tire me. I wish — I don't know — I would give all the world for the capacity of falling truly in love ; find me a woman who is capable of inspiring me with this feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chevalier of the Round Table has ministered to your love." "I've had that honor, monseigneurs," an- swered Chaudoreille, bowing, and twisting his mustaches.
" Hang it ! I don't remember it," cried the marquis, looking hard at Chaudoreille. " What, Touquet, so clever, so inventive, could he be Vol. VIII 66 THE BARBER OF PARIS served by such a marionette. Come, that is not possible/' " Monseigneur," said Chaudoreille, compress- ing his lips, " if you knew the talents of the one you call mario...nette, you would, perhaps, speak differently. Touquet himself is only a beginner beside me." " Oh, as to that, clown, it is necessary that yon should justify your boasting or that you should perish beneath the stick. For some days I have been suffering from ennui ; I don't find anyone, at the court or in the town, who deserves my homage.
My Italian, even, has commenced to tire me. I wish — I don't know — I would give all the world for the capacity of falling truly in love ; find me a woman who is capable of inspiring me with this feeling.
What to read after The Works of Charles Paul De Kock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul De Kock to read onlineMoreLess
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