The Paris of the Novelists
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There were as many different varieties of gluttony as there were temperaments; as many tastes as provinces rep- resented. Flaubert must have Normandy butter and Rouen ducks a VHouffade; Edmond de Goncourt, with his delicate, exotic appetite, ordered sweetmeats fla- voured with ginger; Zola, shell-fish; Turgenieff smacked his lips over the caviare.
"Ml we were not easily fed, and the Parisian res- taurants must remember us. We often changed. At one time we dined at Adolphe and Pele's, behind the... Opera, at another time on the Place de TOpera- Comique; then at Voisin's, where the cellar satisfied all our demands and won the favour of our appetites. We sat down at seven o^clock, and at two we had not fin- ished. Flaubert and Zola dined in their shirt-sleeves.
Turgenieff reclined on the couch; we turned the waiters Digitized by CjOOQ IC 152 THE PARIS OF THE NOVELISTS out of the room — an entirely useless precaution, for Flaubert's roar could be heard from top to bottom of the house. And we talked literature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were as many different varieties of gluttony as there were temperaments; as many tastes as provinces rep- resented. Flaubert must have Normandy butter and Rouen ducks a VHouffade; Edmond de Goncourt, with his delicate, exotic appetite, ordered sweetmeats fla- voured with ginger; Zola, shell-fish; Turgenieff smacked his lips over the caviare.
"Ml we were not easily fed, and the Parisian res- taurants must remember us. We often changed. At one time we dined at Adolphe and Pele's, behind the... Opera, at another time on the Place de TOpera- Comique; then at Voisin's, where the cellar satisfied all our demands and won the favour of our appetites. We sat down at seven o^clock, and at two we had not fin- ished. Flaubert and Zola dined in their shirt-sleeves.
Turgenieff reclined on the couch; we turned the waiters Digitized by CjOOQ IC 152 THE PARIS OF THE NOVELISTS out of the room — an entirely useless precaution, for Flaubert's roar could be heard from top to bottom of the house. And we talked literature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice, Arthur Bartlett, 1873-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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