Nathalie: a Tale
Nathalie: a Tale
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Do you like the Spanish women ? Are they so very pretty ? Did you see them dance ?" '■'• I came back through your Aries, " he replied, without an- swering her rapid questioning.
" Aries ! you came through Aries ! Oh, moii Dieu /" There was emotion in her voice. Without seeming to heed it, he rang for the light.
"And how did Aries look?" asked Nathalie, when the ser- vant was gone.
" I could see no change. " But Nathalie was not content. She questioned him mi- nutely ; he answered patiently, and... gave her every detail she desired, yet each reply made her look more thoughtful and more sad. When she had no more to ask, and he no more to say, she gave a deep sigh, and remained silent. Monsieur de Sainville now stood near the table, unfastening a little osier basket which he had brought with him.
" Mademoiselle Nathalie, " said he, turning towards her, "do come and look at something I have brought from my travels. " She rose and approached, without seeming much interested. He asked her to guess the contents of the basket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you like the Spanish women ? Are they so very pretty ? Did you see them dance ?" '■'• I came back through your Aries, " he replied, without an- swering her rapid questioning.
" Aries ! you came through Aries ! Oh, moii Dieu /" There was emotion in her voice. Without seeming to heed it, he rang for the light.
"And how did Aries look?" asked Nathalie, when the ser- vant was gone.
" I could see no change. " But Nathalie was not content. She questioned him mi- nutely ; he answered patiently, and... gave her every detail she desired, yet each reply made her look more thoughtful and more sad. When she had no more to ask, and he no more to say, she gave a deep sigh, and remained silent. Monsieur de Sainville now stood near the table, unfastening a little osier basket which he had brought with him.
" Mademoiselle Nathalie, " said he, turning towards her, "do come and look at something I have brought from my travels. " She rose and approached, without seeming much interested. He asked her to guess the contents of the basket.
What to read after Nathalie: a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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