[the Works of Honoré De Balzac]
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[the Works of Honoré De Balzac]
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Then the pair set out for the theatre.
Digitized by Google 64 COUSIN PONS Schmucke could not leave his friend in the condition to which he had been brought by the Camusots — mistresses and servants. He knew Pons so well; he feared lest some cruel, sad thought should seize on him at his conductor's desk, and undo all the good done by his welcome home to the nest.
And Schmucke brought his friend back on his arm through the streets at midnight. A lover could not be more careful of his lady. He poi...nted out the edges of the curbstones, he was on the lookout whenever they stepped on or oflf the pave- ment, ready with a warning if there was a gutter to cross.
Schmucke could have wished that the streets were paved with cotton-down; he would have had a blue sky overhead, and Pons should hear the music which all the angels in heaven were making for him. He had won the lost province in his friend's heart I For nearly three months Pons and Schmucke dined together every day. Pons was obliged to retrench at once ; for dinner at forty-five francs a month and wine at thirty-five meant precisely eighty francs less to spend on bric-i-brac.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the pair set out for the theatre.
Digitized by Google 64 COUSIN PONS Schmucke could not leave his friend in the condition to which he had been brought by the Camusots — mistresses and servants. He knew Pons so well; he feared lest some cruel, sad thought should seize on him at his conductor's desk, and undo all the good done by his welcome home to the nest.
And Schmucke brought his friend back on his arm through the streets at midnight. A lover could not be more careful of his lady. He poi...nted out the edges of the curbstones, he was on the lookout whenever they stepped on or oflf the pave- ment, ready with a warning if there was a gutter to cross.
Schmucke could have wished that the streets were paved with cotton-down; he would have had a blue sky overhead, and Pons should hear the music which all the angels in heaven were making for him. He had won the lost province in his friend's heart I For nearly three months Pons and Schmucke dined together every day. Pons was obliged to retrench at once ; for dinner at forty-five francs a month and wine at thirty-five meant precisely eighty francs less to spend on bric-i-brac.
What to read after [the Works of Honoré De Balzac]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saintsbury George to read onlineMoreLess
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