Beatrix
Beatrix
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"The little darling is precisely like the oneshe held on her knees and stroked with her beautiful hands. I neverlook at Thisbe but what I see the hands of Madame l'Amirale. " "Did you see Madame de Rochefide?" asked Calyste.
"No, " replied the chevalier. "It is sixty-eight years since I havelooked at any woman with attention--except your mother, who hassomething of Madame l'Amirale's complexion. " Three days later, the chevalier said to Calyste, on the mall, -- "My child, I have a hundred and f...orty /louis/ laid by. When you knowwhere Madame de Rochefide is, come and get them and follow her. " Calyste thanked the old man, whose existence he envied. But now, fromday to day, he grew morose; he seemed to love no one; all things hurthim; he was gentle and kind to his mother only. The baroness watchedwith ever increasing anxiety the progress of his madness; she alonewas able, by force of prayer and entreaty, to make him swallow food. Toward the end of October the sick lad ceased to go even to the mallin search of the chevalier, who now came vainly to the house to tempthim out with the coaxing wisdom of an old man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The little darling is precisely like the oneshe held on her knees and stroked with her beautiful hands. I neverlook at Thisbe but what I see the hands of Madame l'Amirale. " "Did you see Madame de Rochefide?" asked Calyste.
"No, " replied the chevalier. "It is sixty-eight years since I havelooked at any woman with attention--except your mother, who hassomething of Madame l'Amirale's complexion. " Three days later, the chevalier said to Calyste, on the mall, -- "My child, I have a hundred and f...orty /louis/ laid by. When you knowwhere Madame de Rochefide is, come and get them and follow her. " Calyste thanked the old man, whose existence he envied. But now, fromday to day, he grew morose; he seemed to love no one; all things hurthim; he was gentle and kind to his mother only. The baroness watchedwith ever increasing anxiety the progress of his madness; she alonewas able, by force of prayer and entreaty, to make him swallow food. Toward the end of October the sick lad ceased to go even to the mallin search of the chevalier, who now came vainly to the house to tempthim out with the coaxing wisdom of an old man.
What to read after Beatrix?
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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