A Parisian Romance
A Parisian Romance
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He uttered these words in such a peculiar tone that Jeanne cast a quick glance at him, and she was surprised at the almost agonized expression that had suddenly contracted his forehead and lips.
"And formidable ones," he added, with a forced smile.
Then, in a tone of deep feeling, he continued : "You are a good and an honorable woman whom I profoimdly esteem, but I cannot explain these reasons even to you." She rose, a little embarrassed, remarking gayly, as she adjusted the folds of her dress ...: Digitized by_VjOOQlC 86 THE HISTORY OF A PARISIENISTE.
" I really believe I am compromising jnyself by this protracted conversation." He rose instantly and said : " Pardon me for having detained you so long." " I do not despair yet," she said smilingly, as she moved away.
He bowed without making any reply.
The long conversation between Madame de Maurescamp and Jacques had not failed to arouse the more or less good natured curiosity of Madame de Leme's guests. Jeanne saw this, and, to allay all suspicions, she remarked aloud to the Countess, as she passed her : " There is no hope, my dear Madame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He uttered these words in such a peculiar tone that Jeanne cast a quick glance at him, and she was surprised at the almost agonized expression that had suddenly contracted his forehead and lips.
"And formidable ones," he added, with a forced smile.
Then, in a tone of deep feeling, he continued : "You are a good and an honorable woman whom I profoimdly esteem, but I cannot explain these reasons even to you." She rose, a little embarrassed, remarking gayly, as she adjusted the folds of her dress ...: Digitized by_VjOOQlC 86 THE HISTORY OF A PARISIENISTE.
" I really believe I am compromising jnyself by this protracted conversation." He rose instantly and said : " Pardon me for having detained you so long." " I do not despair yet," she said smilingly, as she moved away.
He bowed without making any reply.
The long conversation between Madame de Maurescamp and Jacques had not failed to arouse the more or less good natured curiosity of Madame de Leme's guests. Jeanne saw this, and, to allay all suspicions, she remarked aloud to the Countess, as she passed her : " There is no hope, my dear Madame.
What to read after A Parisian Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Feuillet Octave to read onlineMoreLess
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