Baron Montez of Panama And Paris: a Novel
Baron Montez of Panama And Paris: a Novel
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if the scorn of that pure American girl had not come between me and her — I should have visited the Villa Raymond — and perchance been in my coffin also." Looking on this procession — the lighted candles and solemn black, the Baron Montez, who acts as chief mourner, smiles to himself, and murmurs : " B6b6*s little present disagreed with her ! But that Larchmont — he escaped me ! " This seems to affect Femando's spirits, for he is super- stitious, as he says to himself : ** Is it a premonition ?...
Will he conquer in the end ? '* So returning from his solemn duties, he seems to be very sad. His spirits have left him.
So much so that old Aguilla, who has a tender heart, pats him on the shoulder with his fat bourgeois hand, say- ing : " My poor boy — cheer up ! Cheer up ! We know how you loved her — but courage, tnon brave I '* Soon after Montez does cheer up, for this very after- noon he hears incidentally that Harry Larchmont is sick, and has been taken to the rooms of one of the clerks in the Pacific Mail, a young American, George Bovee, who had conceived a great affection for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
if the scorn of that pure American girl had not come between me and her — I should have visited the Villa Raymond — and perchance been in my coffin also." Looking on this procession — the lighted candles and solemn black, the Baron Montez, who acts as chief mourner, smiles to himself, and murmurs : " B6b6*s little present disagreed with her ! But that Larchmont — he escaped me ! " This seems to affect Femando's spirits, for he is super- stitious, as he says to himself : ** Is it a premonition ?...
Will he conquer in the end ? '* So returning from his solemn duties, he seems to be very sad. His spirits have left him.
So much so that old Aguilla, who has a tender heart, pats him on the shoulder with his fat bourgeois hand, say- ing : " My poor boy — cheer up ! Cheer up ! We know how you loved her — but courage, tnon brave I '* Soon after Montez does cheer up, for this very after- noon he hears incidentally that Harry Larchmont is sick, and has been taken to the rooms of one of the clerks in the Pacific Mail, a young American, George Bovee, who had conceived a great affection for him.
What to read after Baron Montez of Panama And Paris: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Clavering Gunter to read onlineMoreLess
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