Babiole the Pretty Milliner
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But you seem to be overcome with cousterna- I tion. How absurd ! Mademoiselle Clemence is not to blame for her i mother's delinquencies. I will vouch for her virtue, and j r ou can t marry her in all confidence, it your heart prompts you to do so. Butj here you are at your own door, and as you don't like absinthe, I j will leave you. Don't forget my counsels. Strike while the iron is j hot, and good luck to you!" CHAPTER IV.
Makch had scarcely begun, and yet, strange to say, the weather 'j was ...delightful — one of those warm springlike evenings which so i often presage a coming storm, but which draw even the most quiet ; Parisians out of doors.
The boulevards were crowded; and there was a great competition I for seals in front of the cafea.
Andre, taking advantage of the pleasant weather, walked to the] theater, where he was to meet M. Vernelle and his daughter.
lie had dined alone at a little restaurant on the Boulevard Bonne- 1 Nouvelle, and, though he had dressed before dinner, it was still 1 early, so he was not obliged to hurry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you seem to be overcome with cousterna- I tion. How absurd ! Mademoiselle Clemence is not to blame for her i mother's delinquencies. I will vouch for her virtue, and j r ou can t marry her in all confidence, it your heart prompts you to do so. Butj here you are at your own door, and as you don't like absinthe, I j will leave you. Don't forget my counsels. Strike while the iron is j hot, and good luck to you!" CHAPTER IV.
Makch had scarcely begun, and yet, strange to say, the weather 'j was ...delightful — one of those warm springlike evenings which so i often presage a coming storm, but which draw even the most quiet ; Parisians out of doors.
The boulevards were crowded; and there was a great competition I for seals in front of the cafea.
Andre, taking advantage of the pleasant weather, walked to the] theater, where he was to meet M. Vernelle and his daughter.
lie had dined alone at a little restaurant on the Boulevard Bonne- 1 Nouvelle, and, though he had dressed before dinner, it was still 1 early, so he was not obliged to hurry.
What to read after Babiole the Pretty Milliner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fortun Du Boisgobey to read onlineMoreLess
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