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He was be- wildered with the attention the whole waking BACCARAT 141 establishment lavished upon him. They came in one by one, on this pretext or the other, to make his bed, to take away his boots, to offer him un petit souper or a cognac, or what he would have after his journey, to stare at him, and note his abstraction, and the listening look that had come into those strained bloodshot eyes.
But he got rid of them all at last, and locked his door, and was alone to listen, and walk up and down..., and read and re-read his letter, and wait for the morning, with what patience he could muster.
Once in that long nightmare of a night, when the moaning in the next room was more than he could bear, he suddenly decided he would go in. It was his wife's room, his room! He could soothe, he knew he could soothe her, better than the French nun ! He unbolted his door. He had meant to have waited for the morning, to have have established his right, to have stamped on the head of that reptile, kicked him out of the path.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was be- wildered with the attention the whole waking BACCARAT 141 establishment lavished upon him. They came in one by one, on this pretext or the other, to make his bed, to take away his boots, to offer him un petit souper or a cognac, or what he would have after his journey, to stare at him, and note his abstraction, and the listening look that had come into those strained bloodshot eyes.
But he got rid of them all at last, and locked his door, and was alone to listen, and walk up and down..., and read and re-read his letter, and wait for the morning, with what patience he could muster.
Once in that long nightmare of a night, when the moaning in the next room was more than he could bear, he suddenly decided he would go in. It was his wife's room, his room! He could soothe, he knew he could soothe her, better than the French nun ! He unbolted his door. He had meant to have waited for the morning, to have have established his right, to have stamped on the head of that reptile, kicked him out of the path.
What to read after Baccarat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Frankau to read onlineMoreLess
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