The Chateau
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It had two principal streets, the Grande Rue and the avenue Gambetta, and they formed the letter T. The avenue Gambetta went from the Place de l’Eglise to the railway station. The post office, the church, the mairie, and the cemetery were all on the Grande Rue. So was the house of M. Fleury. It ought to have given some sign of recognition, but it didn’t; it was as silent, blank, secretive, and closed to strangers as every other house up and down the village street. While they stood looking at it..., Mme Viénot came out of the post office and caught them red-handed.
“You are about to pay a call on M. Fleury?”
“We weren’t even sure this was where he lived,” Harold said, blushing. “The houses are all alike.”
“That is the house of M. Fleury. You didn’t make a mistake,” Mme Viénot said. “I think it is unlikely that you will find him at home at this hour, but you can try.”
After an awkward moment, during which they did not explain why they wanted to pay a call on M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had two principal streets, the Grande Rue and the avenue Gambetta, and they formed the letter T. The avenue Gambetta went from the Place de l’Eglise to the railway station. The post office, the church, the mairie, and the cemetery were all on the Grande Rue. So was the house of M. Fleury. It ought to have given some sign of recognition, but it didn’t; it was as silent, blank, secretive, and closed to strangers as every other house up and down the village street. While they stood looking at it..., Mme Viénot came out of the post office and caught them red-handed.
“You are about to pay a call on M. Fleury?”
“We weren’t even sure this was where he lived,” Harold said, blushing. “The houses are all alike.”
“That is the house of M. Fleury. You didn’t make a mistake,” Mme Viénot said. “I think it is unlikely that you will find him at home at this hour, but you can try.”
After an awkward moment, during which they did not explain why they wanted to pay a call on M.
What to read after The Chateau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maxwell, William to read onlineMoreLess
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