Z. Marcas
Z. Marcas
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"I forgot once more that chance is the result of an immense equationof which we know not all the factors. When we start from zero to workup to the unit, the chances are incalculable. To ambitious men Parisis an immense roulette table, and every young man fancies he can hiton a successful progression of numbers. " He offered us the tobacco I had brought that we might smoke with him;the Doctor went to fetch our pipes; Marcas filled his, and then hecame to sit in our room, bringing the tobacco wit...h him, since therewere but two chairs in his. Juste, as brisk as a squirrel, ran out, and returned with a boy carrying three bottles of Bordeaux, some Briecheese, and a loaf.
"Hah!" said I to myself, "fifteen francs, " and I was right to a sou.
Juste gravely laid five francs on the chimney-shelf.
There are immeasurable differences between the gregarious man and theman who lives closest to nature. Toussaint Louverture, after he wascaught, died without speaking a word. Napoleon, transplanted to arock, talked like a magpie--he wanted to account for himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I forgot once more that chance is the result of an immense equationof which we know not all the factors. When we start from zero to workup to the unit, the chances are incalculable. To ambitious men Parisis an immense roulette table, and every young man fancies he can hiton a successful progression of numbers. " He offered us the tobacco I had brought that we might smoke with him;the Doctor went to fetch our pipes; Marcas filled his, and then hecame to sit in our room, bringing the tobacco wit...h him, since therewere but two chairs in his. Juste, as brisk as a squirrel, ran out, and returned with a boy carrying three bottles of Bordeaux, some Briecheese, and a loaf.
"Hah!" said I to myself, "fifteen francs, " and I was right to a sou.
Juste gravely laid five francs on the chimney-shelf.
There are immeasurable differences between the gregarious man and theman who lives closest to nature. Toussaint Louverture, after he wascaught, died without speaking a word. Napoleon, transplanted to arock, talked like a magpie--he wanted to account for himself.
What to read after Z. Marcas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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