The Member for Paris : a Tale of the Second Empire 3
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I don't want any of 'em now ; I've got plenty of cash" (M. Alcibiade slapped the twin pockets of his trowsers, and some loose silver and copper therein lifted up their jingling voices in testimony).
" But all the same, I remember what Filoselle did for me, and one good turn deserves another.
Well, Filoselle thinks he's been treated shabbily INTER POCULA. 185 because he was cut out by the Prince of Areola.
You've heard about the Prince proposing to Geor- gette. No ? Tiens, e'est clrole, I though...t the Prince might have told you, per'aps, being your friend. Well, he did ; he proposed ; came down in the nobbiest trap you ever saw, in black togs, with his decorations, and pink stockings to his footmen's legs, quite the swell. And as I said to Filoselle, ' You couldn't expect, old chap, we should think about you when we had a chance of making Georgette a Princess. Bis'ness is bis'ness, hang it. However, Georgette refused the Prince — slap-up she did — told him she wouldn't have him." M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't want any of 'em now ; I've got plenty of cash" (M. Alcibiade slapped the twin pockets of his trowsers, and some loose silver and copper therein lifted up their jingling voices in testimony).
" But all the same, I remember what Filoselle did for me, and one good turn deserves another.
Well, Filoselle thinks he's been treated shabbily INTER POCULA. 185 because he was cut out by the Prince of Areola.
You've heard about the Prince proposing to Geor- gette. No ? Tiens, e'est clrole, I though...t the Prince might have told you, per'aps, being your friend. Well, he did ; he proposed ; came down in the nobbiest trap you ever saw, in black togs, with his decorations, and pink stockings to his footmen's legs, quite the swell. And as I said to Filoselle, ' You couldn't expect, old chap, we should think about you when we had a chance of making Georgette a Princess. Bis'ness is bis'ness, hang it. However, Georgette refused the Prince — slap-up she did — told him she wouldn't have him." M.
What to read after The Member for Paris : a Tale of the Second Empire 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray, Eustace Clare Grenville, 1824-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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