Waterloo a Sequel to the Conscript of 1813
Waterloo a Sequel to the Conscript of 1813
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Goulden ; good-morning, my children, " said she, putting down her basket be- hind the stove.
" Are you well too. Mother Gredel? " asked Mr. Goulden.
" Ah ! well ! well ! " said she.
I saw that she had set her teeth, and that two red spots burned on her cheeks. She crammed her hair which w^as hanging down over her ears, with a single thrust into her cap, and looked at us one after the other with her gray eyes to see what we thought, and then she commenced.
" It seems that the rascal has escaped ...from his island. " "Of what rascal do you speak?" asked Mr. Goulden calmly.
" Oh ! you know very well of whom I speak, I speak of your Bonaparte. " 128 WATERLOO Mr. Goiilden, seeing licr anger, turned round to his counter to avoid a dispute. Lie seemed to be examining a watch, and I followed his example.
" Yes, " said she, speaking still louder, " his evil deeds are commencing acain ; just as we thought all was finished ! and he comes back again worse than ever ! AVhat a pest ! " I could hear her voice tremble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goulden ; good-morning, my children, " said she, putting down her basket be- hind the stove.
" Are you well too. Mother Gredel? " asked Mr. Goulden.
" Ah ! well ! well ! " said she.
I saw that she had set her teeth, and that two red spots burned on her cheeks. She crammed her hair which w^as hanging down over her ears, with a single thrust into her cap, and looked at us one after the other with her gray eyes to see what we thought, and then she commenced.
" It seems that the rascal has escaped ...from his island. " "Of what rascal do you speak?" asked Mr. Goulden calmly.
" Oh ! you know very well of whom I speak, I speak of your Bonaparte. " 128 WATERLOO Mr. Goiilden, seeing licr anger, turned round to his counter to avoid a dispute. Lie seemed to be examining a watch, and I followed his example.
" Yes, " said she, speaking still louder, " his evil deeds are commencing acain ; just as we thought all was finished ! and he comes back again worse than ever ! AVhat a pest ! " I could hear her voice tremble.
What to read after Waterloo a Sequel to the Conscript of 1813?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Erckmann to read onlineMoreLess
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