Jonquille Or the Swiss Smuggler
Jonquille Or the Swiss Smuggler
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' May be ; but what is it ? ' ' Are you not fond of Jonquille ? ' he said simply.
Although his lonely life had made him very observant, he was quite ignorant of conventional customs, and that it is not usual to speak openly on some subjects. Lie knew that all the young men who came to the house were his sister's suitors. Jonquille made no secret of it, and he. With his naive earnestness, thought it the natural thing, and felt sure that Manuel counted as one more among the number.
The young man ...remained silent, looking straight before him, and twisting his moustache vehemently, as if it would help him to answer a difficult question.
At last he said, ' I like her voice, and I should be ready to follow her anywhere. But no I don't think I'm in love with Jonquille. ' ' And why not ? ' said Pierre indignantly ; isn't she pretty, and good, and brave ? ' ' Yes, ' said Manuel, who felt that he was sink- ing deeper and deeper into difficulties, ' yes ; she is pretty, good, and brave but she's not like a girl ; she's a boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' May be ; but what is it ? ' ' Are you not fond of Jonquille ? ' he said simply.
Although his lonely life had made him very observant, he was quite ignorant of conventional customs, and that it is not usual to speak openly on some subjects. Lie knew that all the young men who came to the house were his sister's suitors. Jonquille made no secret of it, and he. With his naive earnestness, thought it the natural thing, and felt sure that Manuel counted as one more among the number.
The young man ...remained silent, looking straight before him, and twisting his moustache vehemently, as if it would help him to answer a difficult question.
At last he said, ' I like her voice, and I should be ready to follow her anywhere. But no I don't think I'm in love with Jonquille. ' ' And why not ? ' said Pierre indignantly ; isn't she pretty, and good, and brave ? ' ' Yes, ' said Manuel, who felt that he was sink- ing deeper and deeper into difficulties, ' yes ; she is pretty, good, and brave but she's not like a girl ; she's a boy.
What to read after Jonquille Or the Swiss Smuggler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adle Huguenin to read onlineMoreLess
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