Félicie (2015)
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Customer 13 That morning, Maigret was possessed of a rich fund of patience. But there were limits … He had not been able to prevent Félicie putting on her full mourning outfit, with that absurd pancake hat and the crepe veil which she wore as though it were some ancient drapery. And what had she plastered over her face? Was it to hide the bruises? It made you wonder, given that she had such a distinct sense of the occasion.
Whatever the reason, she was whey-faced, as palely made up as a clow...n with cold cream and flour.
In the train taking them to Paris, she sat completely still, priestess-like, her eyes painfully distant, giving out the impression that she wanted all around her to think: ‘Poor thing! How she must be suffering! And what self-control! She is the very image of grief, the living embodiment of the mater dolorosa.’ Not once does Maigret smile. When, in Rue Saint-Honoré, she was about to go into a shop selling early-season fruit and vegetables, he muttered quietly in her ear: ‘Félicie, I don’t think he’s in a fit state to eat anything!’ Didn’t he understand?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Customer 13 That morning, Maigret was possessed of a rich fund of patience. But there were limits … He had not been able to prevent Félicie putting on her full mourning outfit, with that absurd pancake hat and the crepe veil which she wore as though it were some ancient drapery. And what had she plastered over her face? Was it to hide the bruises? It made you wonder, given that she had such a distinct sense of the occasion.
Whatever the reason, she was whey-faced, as palely made up as a clow...n with cold cream and flour.
In the train taking them to Paris, she sat completely still, priestess-like, her eyes painfully distant, giving out the impression that she wanted all around her to think: ‘Poor thing! How she must be suffering! And what self-control! She is the very image of grief, the living embodiment of the mater dolorosa.’ Not once does Maigret smile. When, in Rue Saint-Honoré, she was about to go into a shop selling early-season fruit and vegetables, he muttered quietly in her ear: ‘Félicie, I don’t think he’s in a fit state to eat anything!’ Didn’t he understand?
What to read after Félicie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georges Simenon to read onlineMoreLess
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