L'assommoir
L'assommoir
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No! She was not ready. Shetold herself that she had not intended to call him. It was her elbowthat had knocked the wall accidentally, and she shivered from headto foot at the idea of being carried away in this man's arms.
"What is the matter?" repeated Bazonge. "Can I serve you in any way, madame?" "No! No! It is nothing!" answered the laundress in a choked voice. "I am very much obliged. " While the undertaker slept she lay wide awake, holding her breath andnot daring to move, lest he should t...hink she called him again.
She said to herself that under no circumstances would she ever appealto him for assistance, and she said this over and over again with thevain hope of reassuring herself, for she was by no means at ease inher mind.
Gervaise had before her a noble example of courage and fortitude inthe Bijard family. Little Lalie, that tiny child--about as big asa pinch of salt--swept and kept her room like wax; she watched overthe two younger children with all the care and patience of a mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No! She was not ready. Shetold herself that she had not intended to call him. It was her elbowthat had knocked the wall accidentally, and she shivered from headto foot at the idea of being carried away in this man's arms.
"What is the matter?" repeated Bazonge. "Can I serve you in any way, madame?" "No! No! It is nothing!" answered the laundress in a choked voice. "I am very much obliged. " While the undertaker slept she lay wide awake, holding her breath andnot daring to move, lest he should t...hink she called him again.
She said to herself that under no circumstances would she ever appealto him for assistance, and she said this over and over again with thevain hope of reassuring herself, for she was by no means at ease inher mind.
Gervaise had before her a noble example of courage and fortitude inthe Bijard family. Little Lalie, that tiny child--about as big asa pinch of salt--swept and kept her room like wax; she watched overthe two younger children with all the care and patience of a mother.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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