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He had neglected his duties, confining himself to inspect- ing the military opérations now and then, and giving utterance to a few remarks. No matterl He con- Digitized by Google 200 GUSTAVE FLAUBERT sidered it a monstrous thing that an innkeeper should bc preferred to one who had been formerly a captain in the Impérial service, and he said, after the in- vasion of the Chamber on the içth of May: "If the military grades give themselves away like that in the capital, 1 shall be no longer astonis...hed at what may happen." The reaction began.
People believed in Louis Blanc's pineapple soup, in Flocon's bed of gold, and Ledru-Rollin's royai orgies; and as the province prétends to know every- thing that happens in Paris, the inhabitants of Cha- vignoUes had no doubt about thèse inventions, and gave credence to the most absurd reports.
M. de Faverges one evening came to look for the curé, in order to tell him that the Count de Cham- bord had arrived in Normandy.
Joinville, according to Foureau, had made prépara- tions with his sailors to put down "thèse socialists of yours." Heurtaux declared that Louis Napoléon would shortly be consul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had neglected his duties, confining himself to inspect- ing the military opérations now and then, and giving utterance to a few remarks. No matterl He con- Digitized by Google 200 GUSTAVE FLAUBERT sidered it a monstrous thing that an innkeeper should bc preferred to one who had been formerly a captain in the Impérial service, and he said, after the in- vasion of the Chamber on the içth of May: "If the military grades give themselves away like that in the capital, 1 shall be no longer astonis...hed at what may happen." The reaction began.
People believed in Louis Blanc's pineapple soup, in Flocon's bed of gold, and Ledru-Rollin's royai orgies; and as the province prétends to know every- thing that happens in Paris, the inhabitants of Cha- vignoUes had no doubt about thèse inventions, and gave credence to the most absurd reports.
M. de Faverges one evening came to look for the curé, in order to tell him that the Count de Cham- bord had arrived in Normandy.
Joinville, according to Foureau, had made prépara- tions with his sailors to put down "thèse socialists of yours." Heurtaux declared that Louis Napoléon would shortly be consul.
What to read after Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flaubert Gustave to read onlineMoreLess
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