Join Host Bree Carlile as she reads the one hundred fifty-fifth chapter of Les Miserables.

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>> Brie Carlisle: Values today well be

continuing.

Les Miserables M by Victor Hugo

chapter nine the old soul of

Ghal there was something

of that boy in Pokholan, the son of the

fish market. Beau Marquet had

something of it. Kaminiri is a shade of

the gallic spirit mingled with sense.

It sometimes adds force to the

latter, as alcohol does to wine.

Sometimes it is a defect. Homer

repeats himself eternally. Granted, 1 may

say, that Voltaire plays the gamin. Camille das

Mullins was a native of the Faubourgs

championet, who treated miracles brutally. Rose from

the pavements of Paris. He had when

a small lad inundated the porticos of Saint John de

Beauvais and of Saint Etain Dumont,

he had addressed the shrine of Saint Genevieve familiarly, to

give orders to the feel of St. Januaris.

The gamin of Paris is respectful, ironical,

and insolent. He has villainous teeth because

hes badly fed and his stomach suffers,

and handsome eyes because he has wit. If

Jehovah himself were present, he would go hopping up the

steps of paradise on 1ft. He is strong

on boxing. All beliefs are possible to

him. He plays in the gutter and straightens himself up with

a revolt. His effentry persists even in the

presence of grapeshot. He was a

scapegrace. He is a hero, like the little

Thabian. He shakes the skin from the lion.

Bera, the drummer boy, was a gamin of Paris. He

shouts forward as the horse of scripture

says, va ah. And in a moment he has

passed from the small brat to the giant.

This child of the puddle is also the child of the

ideal measure, that spread of wings which

reaches from Moliere to Bera. To sum up

the whole and in one word, Nagamon is a

being who amuses himself because he is unhappy.

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>> Brie Carlisle: Bite of one of your favorite classics.

>> Brie Carlisle: Again, my name is Brie Carlisle and I

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>> Brie Carlisle: Take a look and a book and let's

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Take it chapter by chapter,

one at a time

adventures and mountains we

can climb

take your word forward, line by

line, one bite at a time.