A Week in a French Country House
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" said Monsieur Kiowski.
-HI- A Talk about Italy. 101 " And, sommi Dei ! what a stench ! " added Monsieur de Saldes.
" I don't mind it ! " said Ursula, indignantly.
" You needn't be angry with me for my un- romantic climax to your ecstasies, " said Monsieur de Saldes. "No one knows better than I do the emotion of a return to Italy. The second time I went to Rome, it was at the end of October, I recollect. I threw open the window of the carriage as we drove from Civita Vecchia : a dense vapour c...overed all the country, and one could see nothing ; but the whole land smelt of the aromatic herbs which the cattle were chewing, and that well- remembered Campagna odour of thyme borne in upon the damp air affected me unspeakably. I lay back in the carriage, and cried like a child : happy tears ! why cannot one shed such oftener ! " I felt quite touched. " Humbug ! " said Ursula to me in a low voice. It was the first time that she jarred upon me.
"Well, " said Madame Olympe. " No one enjoys a trip to Italy more than I do, but I don't think I could live there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Monsieur Kiowski.
-HI- A Talk about Italy. 101 " And, sommi Dei ! what a stench ! " added Monsieur de Saldes.
" I don't mind it ! " said Ursula, indignantly.
" You needn't be angry with me for my un- romantic climax to your ecstasies, " said Monsieur de Saldes. "No one knows better than I do the emotion of a return to Italy. The second time I went to Rome, it was at the end of October, I recollect. I threw open the window of the carriage as we drove from Civita Vecchia : a dense vapour c...overed all the country, and one could see nothing ; but the whole land smelt of the aromatic herbs which the cattle were chewing, and that well- remembered Campagna odour of thyme borne in upon the damp air affected me unspeakably. I lay back in the carriage, and cried like a child : happy tears ! why cannot one shed such oftener ! " I felt quite touched. " Humbug ! " said Ursula to me in a low voice. It was the first time that she jarred upon me.
"Well, " said Madame Olympe. " No one enjoys a trip to Italy more than I do, but I don't think I could live there.
What to read after A Week in a French Country House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adelaide Kemble Sartoris to read onlineMoreLess
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