The Chevalier Dauriac
The Chevalier Dauriac
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Do you think I can scratch my way out of this ? ' He did not answer me, but stood for a while biting at the ends of his thick moustache. Then he suddenly called to Babette, * Cut the cords. ' She came forward and obeyed. Words cannot THE HAND OF BABETTE 243 convey the sensation of relief as the cords fell from me, but for the time being so numbed was I that I was powerless to move.
' You have your desire, monsieur, * said de Go- meron, * and I await your decision. It will save me trouble if you... inform Babette whether you agree or not. In the former event we shall have the pleasure of meeting again ; in the latter case I take the opportunity of wishing you as happy a time as a man may have — in the future life. In the meantime I will see that some refreshments are sent to you. Adieu ! ' He turned and stepped out of the cell and stood for a moment whilst Babette picked up the lan- tern and followed him.
* Monsieur will not want the light to aid him to think, ' she laughed, and then the door was shut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you think I can scratch my way out of this ? ' He did not answer me, but stood for a while biting at the ends of his thick moustache. Then he suddenly called to Babette, * Cut the cords. ' She came forward and obeyed. Words cannot THE HAND OF BABETTE 243 convey the sensation of relief as the cords fell from me, but for the time being so numbed was I that I was powerless to move.
' You have your desire, monsieur, * said de Go- meron, * and I await your decision. It will save me trouble if you... inform Babette whether you agree or not. In the former event we shall have the pleasure of meeting again ; in the latter case I take the opportunity of wishing you as happy a time as a man may have — in the future life. In the meantime I will see that some refreshments are sent to you. Adieu ! ' He turned and stepped out of the cell and stood for a moment whilst Babette picked up the lan- tern and followed him.
* Monsieur will not want the light to aid him to think, ' she laughed, and then the door was shut.
What to read after The Chevalier Dauriac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sidney Kilner Levett Yeats to read onlineMoreLess
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