A Lily of France
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"Is she worthy of so noble a lord ? " There was no reply, but presently Vrouw Van Marie said musingly: " Pity is it that madame the princess seems not to feel for the prince aught of the devotion which he awakens in all others. " Norbert glanced up quickly. His curiosity re garding the enigmatical personality of Anne of Saxony was all the more keenly aroused since he had met the prince. " How chances it that the princess is so strangely perverse ? " he asked. " An enormous vanity, " replied his... aunt, "is at the bottom of much of her waywardness " but at that moment a door was opened, and Master Rubens entered the room. " Ah, you have come just in time, mijnheer, " said Vrouw Van Marie ; " we are about sitting down for our noonday meal. " The Antwerp councillor expressed his hearty satisfaction in the fact, and as the little company gathered about the bountiful table, he exclaimed, with palpable complacence : "Master Norbert, I know not how it fared with you at the castle, but for me I have got that which I came for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Is she worthy of so noble a lord ? " There was no reply, but presently Vrouw Van Marie said musingly: " Pity is it that madame the princess seems not to feel for the prince aught of the devotion which he awakens in all others. " Norbert glanced up quickly. His curiosity re garding the enigmatical personality of Anne of Saxony was all the more keenly aroused since he had met the prince. " How chances it that the princess is so strangely perverse ? " he asked. " An enormous vanity, " replied his... aunt, "is at the bottom of much of her waywardness " but at that moment a door was opened, and Master Rubens entered the room. " Ah, you have come just in time, mijnheer, " said Vrouw Van Marie ; " we are about sitting down for our noonday meal. " The Antwerp councillor expressed his hearty satisfaction in the fact, and as the little company gathered about the bountiful table, he exclaimed, with palpable complacence : "Master Norbert, I know not how it fared with you at the castle, but for me I have got that which I came for.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Atwater Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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