Trifles for the Christmas Holidays 8 2
Trifles for the Christmas Holidays 8 2
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This is Paris, M. Granger, and we areliving on the _Rue Lepelletier_. " "And, frightened at its splendor, M. Marcel has prudently determined toput his brains under regimen. " "M. Marcel has prudently determined to avoid in future a _tête-à-tête_with his superiors. " He started abruptly to the door, and I called him back; determineddistance even in a servant is far from flattering, and I asked himfrankly if his visits to my apartments were as distasteful as his mannerwould lead me to infer.
He a...nswered, politely, "Were fickle Fortune waiting to conduct me to thesummit of my ambition, I would detain her a few hours to enjoy societyso charming; but M. Granger forgets he is addressing a domestic. " "Stubborn in your pride to the last! What am I to think of one who holdsall sympathy in contempt?" "_Basta!_" he fiercely exclaimed. "I am like a vagrant cur: flying fromthe sticks and stones of a vile rabble, I fawn with cringing servilityon the first hand that throws me a crust. " "Wrong, Marcel; wrong, " I earnestly answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is Paris, M. Granger, and we areliving on the _Rue Lepelletier_. " "And, frightened at its splendor, M. Marcel has prudently determined toput his brains under regimen. " "M. Marcel has prudently determined to avoid in future a _tête-à-tête_with his superiors. " He started abruptly to the door, and I called him back; determineddistance even in a servant is far from flattering, and I asked himfrankly if his visits to my apartments were as distasteful as his mannerwould lead me to infer.
He a...nswered, politely, "Were fickle Fortune waiting to conduct me to thesummit of my ambition, I would detain her a few hours to enjoy societyso charming; but M. Granger forgets he is addressing a domestic. " "Stubborn in your pride to the last! What am I to think of one who holdsall sympathy in contempt?" "_Basta!_" he fiercely exclaimed. "I am like a vagrant cur: flying fromthe sticks and stones of a vile rabble, I fawn with cringing servilityon the first hand that throws me a crust. " "Wrong, Marcel; wrong, " I earnestly answered.
What to read after Trifles for the Christmas Holidays 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H S Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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