A Woman's Trials 3
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They walked downstairs together. Mon- sieur de Yolque' s coui^e was at the door.
" You look very tired, Mademoiselle.
May I take you home ?" He held the door open for her.
Mabel was very tired, and it was plea- sant to have some one notice it in kind- ness. She said simply, ''Merci," and stepped into the brougham.
" Are you quite alone in Paris ? Is there no friend except Miss Jones who comes to see you ?" inquired Monsieur de Yolque, after a short silence.
'' No one. The Abbe de Eossignol came... frequently when he was in town ; but he is gone away to preach the Lent some- where." A woman's teials. 101 ^'You mentioned Madame de Yaltimyr to me once — is she not a friend ?" Mabel smiled.
'' I don't know," slie answered absently.
" Have you made her acquaintance lately?" " We were at school together ; we were friends then ;" with a slight emphasis on the then that was not lost on her com- panion.
" And on whose side has the friendship ceased, on yours, or Madame de Yalti- myr' s ?" " Not on mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They walked downstairs together. Mon- sieur de Yolque' s coui^e was at the door.
" You look very tired, Mademoiselle.
May I take you home ?" He held the door open for her.
Mabel was very tired, and it was plea- sant to have some one notice it in kind- ness. She said simply, ''Merci," and stepped into the brougham.
" Are you quite alone in Paris ? Is there no friend except Miss Jones who comes to see you ?" inquired Monsieur de Yolque, after a short silence.
'' No one. The Abbe de Eossignol came... frequently when he was in town ; but he is gone away to preach the Lent some- where." A woman's teials. 101 ^'You mentioned Madame de Yaltimyr to me once — is she not a friend ?" Mabel smiled.
'' I don't know," slie answered absently.
" Have you made her acquaintance lately?" " We were at school together ; we were friends then ;" with a slight emphasis on the then that was not lost on her com- panion.
" And on whose side has the friendship ceased, on yours, or Madame de Yalti- myr' s ?" " Not on mine.
What to read after A Woman's Trials 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Omeara to read onlineMoreLess
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