Paris in the Twentieth Century
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How many would have despaired in his place, who would scarcely have envisaged the question from his point of view! If he could no longer count on his uncle's family, he felt free at last; he was dismissed, rejected, and he believed he had escaped from prison; "thanked" for his services, it was he who had a thousand thanks to give. His preoccupations did not permit him to know what would become of him.
He felt capable of everything, of anything, once he breathed the open air.
Quinsonnas had some ...difficulty calming Michel down, but he was careful to let such effervescence diminish. "Come to my place, " he said to Michel.
"You must get some rest. " "Rest?
When day is breaking?" Michel objected, making extravagant gestures.
"Metaphorically, day is breaking, I agree, " Quinsonnas replied, "but physically, it is growing dark; night has fallen; now we don't want to sleep by starlight—in fact, there is no starlight. Our astronomers are interested only in the stars we cannot see. Come with me, we'll discuss the situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How many would have despaired in his place, who would scarcely have envisaged the question from his point of view! If he could no longer count on his uncle's family, he felt free at last; he was dismissed, rejected, and he believed he had escaped from prison; "thanked" for his services, it was he who had a thousand thanks to give. His preoccupations did not permit him to know what would become of him.
He felt capable of everything, of anything, once he breathed the open air.
Quinsonnas had some ...difficulty calming Michel down, but he was careful to let such effervescence diminish. "Come to my place, " he said to Michel.
"You must get some rest. " "Rest?
When day is breaking?" Michel objected, making extravagant gestures.
"Metaphorically, day is breaking, I agree, " Quinsonnas replied, "but physically, it is growing dark; night has fallen; now we don't want to sleep by starlight—in fact, there is no starlight. Our astronomers are interested only in the stars we cannot see. Come with me, we'll discuss the situation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verne Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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