When Valmond Came to Pontiac, volume 1.
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Was he a genius? For an instant she almost thought he was, when she sawthe people make way for him to pass out of the church, as though he werea great personage, Parpon trotting behind him. He carried himself withtrue appreciation of the incident, acknowledging more by look than bysign this courtesy.
"Upon my word, " she said, "he has them in his pocket. " Then, unconsciously plagiarising Parpon: "Prince or barber--a toss-up!" Outside, many had gathered round Medallion. The auctioneer, who like...dthe unique thing and was not without tact, having the gift of humour, took on himself the office of inquisitor, even as there rose again littlesnatches of "Vive Napoleon" from the crowd. He approached Valmond, whowas moving on towards the Louis Quinze, with appreciation of a time fordisappearing.
"We know you, sir, " said Medallion, "as Monsieur Valmond; but there arethose who think you would let us address you by a name better known--indeed, the name dear to all Frenchmen. If it be so, will you not let uscall you Napoleon" (he took off his hat, and Valmond did the same), "andwill you tell us what we may do for you?" Madame Chalice, a little way off, watched Valmond closely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was he a genius? For an instant she almost thought he was, when she sawthe people make way for him to pass out of the church, as though he werea great personage, Parpon trotting behind him. He carried himself withtrue appreciation of the incident, acknowledging more by look than bysign this courtesy.
"Upon my word, " she said, "he has them in his pocket. " Then, unconsciously plagiarising Parpon: "Prince or barber--a toss-up!" Outside, many had gathered round Medallion. The auctioneer, who like...dthe unique thing and was not without tact, having the gift of humour, took on himself the office of inquisitor, even as there rose again littlesnatches of "Vive Napoleon" from the crowd. He approached Valmond, whowas moving on towards the Louis Quinze, with appreciation of a time fordisappearing.
"We know you, sir, " said Medallion, "as Monsieur Valmond; but there arethose who think you would let us address you by a name better known--indeed, the name dear to all Frenchmen. If it be so, will you not let uscall you Napoleon" (he took off his hat, and Valmond did the same), "andwill you tell us what we may do for you?" Madame Chalice, a little way off, watched Valmond closely.
What to read after When Valmond Came to Pontiac, volume 1.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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