Caught in the Net
Caught in the Net
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Dr. Hortebise had for some time back given up arguing with Mascarin asto the advice the latter gave him. He had been ordered not to let Paulout of his sight, and he obeyed this command literally. He had taken himto dine at M. Martin Rigal's, though the host himself was absent; fromthere he took Paul to his club, and finally wound up by forcing theyoung man to accept a bed at his house. They both slept late, and weresitting down to a luxurious breakfast, when the servant announced M. Tantaine, a...nd that worthy man made his appearance with the same smileupon his face which Paul remembered so well in the Hotel de Perou. The sight of him threw the young man into a state of fury. "At last wemeet, " cried he. "I have an account to settle with you. " "You have an account to settle with me?" asked Daddy Tantaine with apuzzled smile.
"Yes; was it not through you that I was accused of theft by that oldhag, Madame Loupins?" Tantaine shrugged his shoulders.
"Dear me, " said he; "I thought that M. Mascarin had explainedeverything, and that you were anxious to marry Mademoiselle Flavia, andthat, above all, you were a young man of intelligence and tact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Hortebise had for some time back given up arguing with Mascarin asto the advice the latter gave him. He had been ordered not to let Paulout of his sight, and he obeyed this command literally. He had taken himto dine at M. Martin Rigal's, though the host himself was absent; fromthere he took Paul to his club, and finally wound up by forcing theyoung man to accept a bed at his house. They both slept late, and weresitting down to a luxurious breakfast, when the servant announced M. Tantaine, a...nd that worthy man made his appearance with the same smileupon his face which Paul remembered so well in the Hotel de Perou. The sight of him threw the young man into a state of fury. "At last wemeet, " cried he. "I have an account to settle with you. " "You have an account to settle with me?" asked Daddy Tantaine with apuzzled smile.
"Yes; was it not through you that I was accused of theft by that oldhag, Madame Loupins?" Tantaine shrugged his shoulders.
"Dear me, " said he; "I thought that M. Mascarin had explainedeverything, and that you were anxious to marry Mademoiselle Flavia, andthat, above all, you were a young man of intelligence and tact.
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