Antonia
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" You are perfectly right, " Marcel replied. " I recog- nize your delicacy and good heart in all that you say. My wife will thank you for your kind intentions, and, from this evening, will be flattered to offer you her box ; but take my advice, countess, and do not leave your own circle, either this evening, or to-morrow, or at any time ; at all events, unless you have some very good reason, well considered and well matured, for doing so. Eat if you are hungry, but do not force yourself to eat ...to grat- ify a caprice. The world to which you belong wishes to be exclusive, and you ought not to defy it, unless to obtain some great personal advantage, or to do a very good deed. No one will believe that you are unconven- tional merely for the sake of being so. People will be surprised, at first, and then they will seek serious and hidden motives to account for your simplest act. " "And what will they find?" said Julie, anxiously.
" Nothing, " replied Marcel, a consequently they will invent some story ; and gossip of that kind is always malicious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are perfectly right, " Marcel replied. " I recog- nize your delicacy and good heart in all that you say. My wife will thank you for your kind intentions, and, from this evening, will be flattered to offer you her box ; but take my advice, countess, and do not leave your own circle, either this evening, or to-morrow, or at any time ; at all events, unless you have some very good reason, well considered and well matured, for doing so. Eat if you are hungry, but do not force yourself to eat ...to grat- ify a caprice. The world to which you belong wishes to be exclusive, and you ought not to defy it, unless to obtain some great personal advantage, or to do a very good deed. No one will believe that you are unconven- tional merely for the sake of being so. People will be surprised, at first, and then they will seek serious and hidden motives to account for your simplest act. " "And what will they find?" said Julie, anxiously.
" Nothing, " replied Marcel, a consequently they will invent some story ; and gossip of that kind is always malicious.
What to read after Antonia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sand, George, 1804-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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