Les Miserables

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1082 Les Miserables cards with any porter, he put them in his pocket. By another natural consequence, in proportion as he drew n ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 1083 went to Montfermeil, in order to obey the injunction which his father had left him, and he ...

1084 Les Miserables CHAPTER VII SOME PETTICOAT We have mentioned a lancer. He was a great-grand-nephew of M. Gillenormand, on th ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 1085 ‘Here he is passing the night out again.’ Mademoiselle Gil- lenormand had ascended to her c ...

1086 Les Miserables And he kissed her. Aunt Gillenormand went to her writ- ing-desk and opened it. ‘You will remain with us a we ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 1087 ‘Wel l? ’ ‘A traveller had already come to engage a seat in the im- perial. I saw his name ...

1088 Les Miserables ‘I would rather be called Alfred,’ said the officer. ‘Listen, Theodule.’ ‘I am listening, aunt.’ ‘Pay attent ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 1089 Theodule had no excessive taste for this sort of spying; but he was much touched by the ten ...

1090 Les Miserables have stopped at Poissy; he may have stopped at Triel; if he did not get out at Meulan, he may have got out a ...

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1092 Les Miserables CHAPTER VIII MARBLE AGAINST GRANITE It was hither that Marius had come on the first occasion of his absentin ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 1093 Marius returned from Vernon on the third day, in the middle of the morning, descended at hi ...

1094 Les Miserables our finger on the debaucheries of our sly friend! Here we have the romance itself. I have the portrait!’ In ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 1095 speaking to himself:— ‘It is the slasher’s handwriting.’ The aunt examined the paper, turne ...

1096 Les Miserables Marius reddened slightly and replied:— ‘It means that I am the son of my father.’ M. Gillenormand ceased to ...

Free eBooks at Planet eBook.com 1097 served B-u-o-naparte were brigands! They were all traitors who betrayed, betrayed, betrayed ...

1098 Les Miserables Berry, which stood on the chimney-piece, and made a pro- found bow, with a sort of peculiar majesty. Then he ...

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1100 Les Miserables BOOK FOURTH.—THE FRIENDS OF THE A B C ...