Chapter 14 No.14

Tartarin was, in a word, an epitomy of innocent vanities; large-hearted, generous, he had the C?sarian ambition to be the first man in his town; he was imbued with the national hunger for "la Gloire," and many were the amusing ways in which he sought to demonstrate his prowess. To impress his townsmen, the dear old humbug surrounded himself with al