César Birotteau
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" "Yes, bread. See things as they are, C^sar. You cannot extricate yourself. With five thousand six hun- dred francs income, I could set aside four thousand francs for you and the Ragons. If misfortune overtakes you, — I know Constance, she will work herself to the bone, she will denj' herself everything ; and so will you, Cfear." " All is not hopeless, uncle." " I cannot see it as you do.'' " I will prove that you are mistaken." " Nothing would give me greater happiness." Birotteau left Piller...ault without another word. He had come to seek courage and consolation, and he re- ceived a blow less severe, perhaps, than the first ; but instead of striking his head it struck his heart, and his heart was the whole of life to the poor man. After going down a few stairs he returned.
CSsar Birotteau. 239 " Monsieur," he said, in a cold voice, " Constance knows nothing. Keep my secret at any rate ; beg the Eagons to say nothing, and not to take from my home the peace I need so much in my struggle against misfortune." Pillerault made a gesture of assent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Yes, bread. See things as they are, C^sar. You cannot extricate yourself. With five thousand six hun- dred francs income, I could set aside four thousand francs for you and the Ragons. If misfortune overtakes you, — I know Constance, she will work herself to the bone, she will denj' herself everything ; and so will you, Cfear." " All is not hopeless, uncle." " I cannot see it as you do.'' " I will prove that you are mistaken." " Nothing would give me greater happiness." Birotteau left Piller...ault without another word. He had come to seek courage and consolation, and he re- ceived a blow less severe, perhaps, than the first ; but instead of striking his head it struck his heart, and his heart was the whole of life to the poor man. After going down a few stairs he returned.
CSsar Birotteau. 239 " Monsieur," he said, in a cold voice, " Constance knows nothing. Keep my secret at any rate ; beg the Eagons to say nothing, and not to take from my home the peace I need so much in my struggle against misfortune." Pillerault made a gesture of assent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wormeley, Katharine Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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