Uncle Bernac
Uncle Bernac
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' 'Serve it up then at once. ' 'Yes, Sire. Monsieur Isabey is outside, Sire, with his dolls. ' 'Ah, we shall see them at once. Show him in. ' A man entered who had evidently just arrived from a long journey. Underhis arm he carried a large flat wickerwork basket.
'It is two days since I sent for you, Monsieur Isabey. ' 'The courier arrived yesterday, Sire. I have been travelling from Parisever since. ' 'Have you the models there?' 'Yes, Sire. ' 'Then you may lay them out on that table. ' I coul...d not at first imagine what it meant when I saw, upon Isabeyopening his basket, that it was crammed with little puppets about a foothigh, all of them dressed in the most gorgeous silk and velvet costumes, with trimmings of ermine and hangings of gold lace. But presently, asthe designer took them out one by one and placed them on the table, Iunderstood that the Emperor, with his extraordinary passion for detailand for directly controlling everything in his Court, had had thesedolls dressed in order to judge the effect of the gorgeous costumeswhich had been ordered for his grand functionaries upon State occasions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'Serve it up then at once. ' 'Yes, Sire. Monsieur Isabey is outside, Sire, with his dolls. ' 'Ah, we shall see them at once. Show him in. ' A man entered who had evidently just arrived from a long journey. Underhis arm he carried a large flat wickerwork basket.
'It is two days since I sent for you, Monsieur Isabey. ' 'The courier arrived yesterday, Sire. I have been travelling from Parisever since. ' 'Have you the models there?' 'Yes, Sire. ' 'Then you may lay them out on that table. ' I coul...d not at first imagine what it meant when I saw, upon Isabeyopening his basket, that it was crammed with little puppets about a foothigh, all of them dressed in the most gorgeous silk and velvet costumes, with trimmings of ermine and hangings of gold lace. But presently, asthe designer took them out one by one and placed them on the table, Iunderstood that the Emperor, with his extraordinary passion for detailand for directly controlling everything in his Court, had had thesedolls dressed in order to judge the effect of the gorgeous costumeswhich had been ordered for his grand functionaries upon State occasions.
What to read after Uncle Bernac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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