Bourbon Lilies a Story of Artist Life
Bourbon Lilies a Story of Artist Life
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Life seemed a long play-day to her, and she so very young, the years must be interminable ere she should reach the age of those two plodding on so slowly and yet so blithely.
" Sapristi ! " said Pere Paquerette, " the child must have a balloon instead of a heart, it is so light. " "In place of my head, more likely, " laughed Eulalie ; " that is empty enough, while the young man coming yonder is enough to fill any girl's heart, however large. " It was quite true, Ame'de'e was approaching, with s...incere delight illumining his handsome, but usually gloomy, features. He kissed Eulalie, after his mother, in the formal way permitted to French lovers, and then walked by her side up the avenue leading to the chateau.
What a day it was ! Never before had they had any quiet and confidential talk about the future. Like all French engagements, theirs had hitherto been a very formal affair, with no delightful intimacy or exchange of thought and experiences. To-day they talked to their hearts' content.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Life seemed a long play-day to her, and she so very young, the years must be interminable ere she should reach the age of those two plodding on so slowly and yet so blithely.
" Sapristi ! " said Pere Paquerette, " the child must have a balloon instead of a heart, it is so light. " "In place of my head, more likely, " laughed Eulalie ; " that is empty enough, while the young man coming yonder is enough to fill any girl's heart, however large. " It was quite true, Ame'de'e was approaching, with s...incere delight illumining his handsome, but usually gloomy, features. He kissed Eulalie, after his mother, in the formal way permitted to French lovers, and then walked by her side up the avenue leading to the chateau.
What a day it was ! Never before had they had any quiet and confidential talk about the future. Like all French engagements, theirs had hitherto been a very formal affair, with no delightful intimacy or exchange of thought and experiences. To-day they talked to their hearts' content.
What to read after Bourbon Lilies a Story of Artist Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth W Elizabeth Williams Champney to read onlineMoreLess
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