A Favourite of Napoleon Memoirs of Mademoiselle George Edited From the Origin
A Favourite of Napoleon Memoirs of Mademoiselle George Edited From the Origin
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Let us adore God ; I do adore Him and say my little prayer every evening. I pray my own prayers, and 1 have MEMOIRS 169 never cared to learn written ones. I prefer to learn Racine : that makes more effect. " " Come this evening : you will find David and Gerard and others. " " All right ; count on me, dear friend. " I saw very few people at my own home. I refused nearly every visit from fear. It was an existence nearly always constrained : my position demanded a great reserve of me. So, I did no...t live, and bored myself horribly. My good Talma was often with me, and always frightfully nervous.
" Take care, dear friend. The women are angry with you : they are spiteful. Don't lose the attachment of the Consul through your own fault. Don't do anything rash, avoid all the horrible tittle-tattle. " "Yes, dear Talma, I have everything I can desire, except intimate happiness, for, in fact, I am like a machine. 1 do not belong to myself, and I am waiting till my presence is desired. I am nothing in the great man's existence, and I am, whatever you may say, very isolated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us adore God ; I do adore Him and say my little prayer every evening. I pray my own prayers, and 1 have MEMOIRS 169 never cared to learn written ones. I prefer to learn Racine : that makes more effect. " " Come this evening : you will find David and Gerard and others. " " All right ; count on me, dear friend. " I saw very few people at my own home. I refused nearly every visit from fear. It was an existence nearly always constrained : my position demanded a great reserve of me. So, I did no...t live, and bored myself horribly. My good Talma was often with me, and always frightfully nervous.
" Take care, dear friend. The women are angry with you : they are spiteful. Don't lose the attachment of the Consul through your own fault. Don't do anything rash, avoid all the horrible tittle-tattle. " "Yes, dear Talma, I have everything I can desire, except intimate happiness, for, in fact, I am like a machine. 1 do not belong to myself, and I am waiting till my presence is desired. I am nothing in the great man's existence, and I am, whatever you may say, very isolated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marguerite Josphine Weimer George to read onlineMoreLess
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