A Hungarian Nabob
A Hungarian Nabob
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She looked at her often, and she lookedat her long, in fact, she could scarce take her eyes off her. The girlseemed to fill her with equal astonishment and rapture. At each momentthe contours of her virginal figure revealed fresh charms. Ah! in theeyes of real connoisseurs sixty thousand florins were but a bagatellefor such a matchless creature!
* * * * * At night, in the dark, when the candles are extinguished, old women canchatter their best, especially when they light upon some one who d...oesnot easily doze off and is prepared to patiently listen to all they haveto say, and even to spur them on from time to time with expressions ofamazement, horror, approbation, or other stimulating interjections. Suchoccasions are the most convenient time for recounting all that hashappened ten, twenty, even fifty years ago, beginning from births andchristenings, and going right on through engagements and marriages todeaths and burials, till at last a half-snore from one quarter oranother puts an end to the discourse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked at her often, and she lookedat her long, in fact, she could scarce take her eyes off her. The girlseemed to fill her with equal astonishment and rapture. At each momentthe contours of her virginal figure revealed fresh charms. Ah! in theeyes of real connoisseurs sixty thousand florins were but a bagatellefor such a matchless creature!
* * * * * At night, in the dark, when the candles are extinguished, old women canchatter their best, especially when they light upon some one who d...oesnot easily doze off and is prepared to patiently listen to all they haveto say, and even to spur them on from time to time with expressions ofamazement, horror, approbation, or other stimulating interjections. Suchoccasions are the most convenient time for recounting all that hashappened ten, twenty, even fifty years ago, beginning from births andchristenings, and going right on through engagements and marriages todeaths and burials, till at last a half-snore from one quarter oranother puts an end to the discourse.
What to read after A Hungarian Nabob?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mór Jókai to read onlineMoreLess
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