Winds of Chance
Winds of Chance
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I think this drug-peddlar, this pimp, this tout, was a pretty good Frenchman. There are worse things than that. " She was suddenly very French herself. She wouldn't let them like John he was hers. She sang the Marseillaise, she waved the tricolour. The only cosmopolitan among them all she remained French through and through.
"And so?" said Martin. I " They were going on to Monte Carlo. They would all get I 4 o WINDS OF CHANCE jobs there the girls, I mean. John would be all right any- where. But... I didn't fancy the idea. I liked France. " "You loved France, " Martin reminded her, and Mile Armande smiled at him.
" Yes, " said Brown, " I did. We stopped at a little village called Vence in the Alpes-Maritimes, and all tumbled out in the square under the plane trees to have a drink. The war seemed far away. John had borrowed or stolen some kind of clothes by now for the girls who hadn't any or hardly any. He had money, too, for cognacs and coffee. Don't ask me how. While we were there a funny kind of old English- man came up and spoke to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think this drug-peddlar, this pimp, this tout, was a pretty good Frenchman. There are worse things than that. " She was suddenly very French herself. She wouldn't let them like John he was hers. She sang the Marseillaise, she waved the tricolour. The only cosmopolitan among them all she remained French through and through.
"And so?" said Martin. I " They were going on to Monte Carlo. They would all get I 4 o WINDS OF CHANCE jobs there the girls, I mean. John would be all right any- where. But... I didn't fancy the idea. I liked France. " "You loved France, " Martin reminded her, and Mile Armande smiled at him.
" Yes, " said Brown, " I did. We stopped at a little village called Vence in the Alpes-Maritimes, and all tumbled out in the square under the plane trees to have a drink. The war seemed far away. John had borrowed or stolen some kind of clothes by now for the girls who hadn't any or hardly any. He had money, too, for cognacs and coffee. Don't ask me how. While we were there a funny kind of old English- man came up and spoke to me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dale Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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