The Tiger Claw
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arranged a rendezvous at Madame Millet’s pâtisserie. Here, Viennot pointed out, the three tiny tables were wiped clean every hour and it was still possible to find sugar cubes with one’s café filtre, and even sometimes—though not today—a cup of Ceylon tea. A few streets away, afternoon light played on tea-brown waves, and bridges hunched, catlike, from Left Bank to Right. Over the embroidered half-curtains Noor could see but not hear a restaurant tout outside, tantalizing passersby.
“The food ma...y be expensive, but you can talk freely—as freely as you can anywhere in Paris.” Viennot laughed as if amused by lunatic times.
He had addressed her as tu, a familiarity she did not reciprocate.
A honey-coloured toy poodle rested its head on its paws and listened to an animated discussion between its owner, an elderly gentleman in a polka-dotted bow tie, and a little girl of about five sitting with her mother at the table beside Viennot. The poodle’s leash lay in artistically arranged coils beside the gentleman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
arranged a rendezvous at Madame Millet’s pâtisserie. Here, Viennot pointed out, the three tiny tables were wiped clean every hour and it was still possible to find sugar cubes with one’s café filtre, and even sometimes—though not today—a cup of Ceylon tea. A few streets away, afternoon light played on tea-brown waves, and bridges hunched, catlike, from Left Bank to Right. Over the embroidered half-curtains Noor could see but not hear a restaurant tout outside, tantalizing passersby.
“The food ma...y be expensive, but you can talk freely—as freely as you can anywhere in Paris.” Viennot laughed as if amused by lunatic times.
He had addressed her as tu, a familiarity she did not reciprocate.
A honey-coloured toy poodle rested its head on its paws and listened to an animated discussion between its owner, an elderly gentleman in a polka-dotted bow tie, and a little girl of about five sitting with her mother at the table beside Viennot. The poodle’s leash lay in artistically arranged coils beside the gentleman.
What to read after The Tiger Claw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shauna Singh Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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