The Comédienne
The Comédienne
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. . You'd not hurt people as much with a club as you do with your cynicism." Digitized by Google The Comedienne 183 "That's my weapon!" answered Kotlicki, contracting his brows.
''Perhaps, before long, I shall marry and then I will pay up all my debts. ..." Kotlicki turned violently towards him, glanced straight into his eyes and began to laugh with his quiet, neighing voice, screwing his face into a grimace.
"That is the finest piece of invention that I have ever heard!" "No, I seriously inten...d to marry and have already selected something : a brownstone house and a girl of twenty, a light blonde, plump, graceful and resolute. . . . If my mother helps me, I shall marry before this season is over." "And what of the theater?" "I will organize a company of my own." Kotlicki laughed again.
"Your mother is too sensible and I am sure that she will not let herself be caught on that hook, my dear! . . . Why are you ogling that beauty in the cream-colored dress so persistently, eh?" "Oh she's a cocoanut of a woman!" "Yes, but that cocoanut is too hard for your weak teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . You'd not hurt people as much with a club as you do with your cynicism." Digitized by Google The Comedienne 183 "That's my weapon!" answered Kotlicki, contracting his brows.
''Perhaps, before long, I shall marry and then I will pay up all my debts. ..." Kotlicki turned violently towards him, glanced straight into his eyes and began to laugh with his quiet, neighing voice, screwing his face into a grimace.
"That is the finest piece of invention that I have ever heard!" "No, I seriously inten...d to marry and have already selected something : a brownstone house and a girl of twenty, a light blonde, plump, graceful and resolute. . . . If my mother helps me, I shall marry before this season is over." "And what of the theater?" "I will organize a company of my own." Kotlicki laughed again.
"Your mother is too sensible and I am sure that she will not let herself be caught on that hook, my dear! . . . Why are you ogling that beauty in the cream-colored dress so persistently, eh?" "Oh she's a cocoanut of a woman!" "Yes, but that cocoanut is too hard for your weak teeth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reymont, Władysław Stanisław, 1867-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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