The Lost Child
The Lost Child
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"Found!" Whereupon M. Godefroy rushed to the Prefect, whose hand he pressed tillthat functionary winced with the pain.
"I must acknowledge that we were exceedingly fortunate. The little chapis blond, isn't he? Rather pale? In blue velvet? Black felt hat, with awhite feather in it?" "Yes, yes; that's he. That's my little Raoul. " "Well, he's at the house of a poor fellow down in that quarter whohad just been at the police office to make his declaration to theCommissaire. Here's his address, whic...h I took down: '_Pierron, rue desCailloux, Leva
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Found!" Whereupon M. Godefroy rushed to the Prefect, whose hand he pressed tillthat functionary winced with the pain.
"I must acknowledge that we were exceedingly fortunate. The little chapis blond, isn't he? Rather pale? In blue velvet? Black felt hat, with awhite feather in it?" "Yes, yes; that's he. That's my little Raoul. " "Well, he's at the house of a poor fellow down in that quarter whohad just been at the police office to make his declaration to theCommissaire. Here's his address, whic...h I took down: '_Pierron, rue desCailloux, Leva
What to read after The Lost Child?
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