The Prairie Flower Being the Continuation of the Missouri Outlaws
The Prairie Flower Being the Continuation of the Missouri Outlaws
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Oh, how you must spoil me when I come to Paris, to make up for the purgatorial time I am having in this musty old chateau with two invalids and a cross-eyed priest. If only that exquisite china did not fill the place I should take French leave.
cxix PROSPER M&RIM&E'S ' INCONNUE ' 125 CXIX Paris, Zth October 1846.
Well, were you content that I should be so glad to meet you again ? You see the starving processes I had gone through in purgatory re- acted in your favour, and so famished was I for a... little life which was really worth the living that I could resist nothing you had to offer. The rain is coming down in long straight lines, the drops scarcely separated by the smallest space. I like a perfectly hopeless rainy day such as this is, with nothing uncertain or doubt- ful about it, only a steady, deliberate downpour which says, " I mean to rain until I am tired, and nothing you can do will stop me. " There is something so determined about such a rain that it commands one's admiration in spite of one's self That new tenor who sang at the Italian Opera the other night is going to be a success, the papers are loud in his praise, and prophesy wonders for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, how you must spoil me when I come to Paris, to make up for the purgatorial time I am having in this musty old chateau with two invalids and a cross-eyed priest. If only that exquisite china did not fill the place I should take French leave.
cxix PROSPER M&RIM&E'S ' INCONNUE ' 125 CXIX Paris, Zth October 1846.
Well, were you content that I should be so glad to meet you again ? You see the starving processes I had gone through in purgatory re- acted in your favour, and so famished was I for a... little life which was really worth the living that I could resist nothing you had to offer. The rain is coming down in long straight lines, the drops scarcely separated by the smallest space. I like a perfectly hopeless rainy day such as this is, with nothing uncertain or doubt- ful about it, only a steady, deliberate downpour which says, " I mean to rain until I am tired, and nothing you can do will stop me. " There is something so determined about such a rain that it commands one's admiration in spite of one's self That new tenor who sang at the Italian Opera the other night is going to be a success, the papers are loud in his praise, and prophesy wonders for him.
What to read after The Prairie Flower Being the Continuation of the Missouri Outlaws?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustave Aimard to read onlineMoreLess
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