The Works of Charles Paul De Kock, With a General Introduction By Jules Claretie
The Works of Charles Paul De Kock, With a General Introduction By Jules Claretie
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The big blond fellow rolled the note in his hand ; he had an immense desire to read it on the spot, but he dared not. I was amused at his im- patience, I wanted to see what he would do. But an elderly couple came up, dragging some chairs after them ; the lady placed herself exactly before me, almost thrusting her skirts into my fiice, and her husband succeeded in blotting out the little view that remained to me by placing himself be- side his better half.
I could not stay there by any means, su...rrounded though I was by all these charming figures; I felt the need of something more interesting than die broad breadths of bombazine which obscured my vision. I withdrew, not without trouble, from the chairs, the legs, the draperies, which surrounded me. At last I got outside where I could breathe a little ; a draught of fresh air is acceptable to one who has been seeing Bobeche, even when the per- formance is in the open air. I was in a beautiful grove of lime trees which led to an immense grassy CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK 93 square, where people were exercising themselves recklessly with see-saws, swings, the Egyptian bird, and a thousand other things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The big blond fellow rolled the note in his hand ; he had an immense desire to read it on the spot, but he dared not. I was amused at his im- patience, I wanted to see what he would do. But an elderly couple came up, dragging some chairs after them ; the lady placed herself exactly before me, almost thrusting her skirts into my fiice, and her husband succeeded in blotting out the little view that remained to me by placing himself be- side his better half.
I could not stay there by any means, su...rrounded though I was by all these charming figures; I felt the need of something more interesting than die broad breadths of bombazine which obscured my vision. I withdrew, not without trouble, from the chairs, the legs, the draperies, which surrounded me. At last I got outside where I could breathe a little ; a draught of fresh air is acceptable to one who has been seeing Bobeche, even when the per- formance is in the open air. I was in a beautiful grove of lime trees which led to an immense grassy CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK 93 square, where people were exercising themselves recklessly with see-saws, swings, the Egyptian bird, and a thousand other things.
What to read after The Works of Charles Paul De Kock, With a General Introduction By Jules Claretie?
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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