A Woman of Thirty
A Woman of Thirty
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Ah, that is Tours. Only see how fine thecathedral towers look in the distance. " She was silent, and let fall the hand which she had stretched outtowards the view upon Arthur's. Both admired the wide landscape madeup of so much blended beauty. Neither of them spoke. The murmuringvoice of the river, the pure air, and the cloudless heaven were all intune with their thronging thoughts and their youth and the love intheir hearts.
"Oh! _mon Dieu_, how I love this country!" Julie continued, withgrowi...ng and ingenuous enthusiasm. "You lived here for a long while, did you not?" she added after a pause.
A thrill ran through Lord Grenville at her words.
"It was down there, " he said, in a melancholy voice, indicating as hespoke a cluster of walnut trees by the roadside, "that I, a prisoner, saw you for the first time. " "Yes, but even at that time I felt very sad. This country looked wildto me then, but now----" She broke off, and Lord Grenville did notdare to look at her.
"All this pleasure I owe to you, " Julie began at last, after a longsilence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, that is Tours. Only see how fine thecathedral towers look in the distance. " She was silent, and let fall the hand which she had stretched outtowards the view upon Arthur's. Both admired the wide landscape madeup of so much blended beauty. Neither of them spoke. The murmuringvoice of the river, the pure air, and the cloudless heaven were all intune with their thronging thoughts and their youth and the love intheir hearts.
"Oh! _mon Dieu_, how I love this country!" Julie continued, withgrowi...ng and ingenuous enthusiasm. "You lived here for a long while, did you not?" she added after a pause.
A thrill ran through Lord Grenville at her words.
"It was down there, " he said, in a melancholy voice, indicating as hespoke a cluster of walnut trees by the roadside, "that I, a prisoner, saw you for the first time. " "Yes, but even at that time I felt very sad. This country looked wildto me then, but now----" She broke off, and Lord Grenville did notdare to look at her.
"All this pleasure I owe to you, " Julie began at last, after a longsilence.
What to read after A Woman of Thirty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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