Camille
Camille
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I will see you to-morrow. Good-bye, Armand. " Mme. Duvernoy went out.
Marguerite opened the drawer of a side-table and threw the bank-notesinto it.
"Will you permit me to get into bed?" she said with a smile, as shemoved toward the bed.
"Not only permit, but I beg of you. " She turned back the covering and got into bed.
"Now, " said she, "come and sit down by me, and let's have a talk. " Prudence was right: the answer that she had brought to Marguerite hadput her into a good humour.
"Will you f...orgive me for my bad temper tonight?" she said, taking myhand.
"I am ready to forgive you as often as you like. " "And you love me?" "Madly. " "In spite of my bad disposition?" "In spite of all. " "You swear it?" "Yes, " I said in a whisper.
Nanine entered, carrying plates, a cold chicken, a bottle of claret, andsome strawberries.
"I haven't had any punch made, " said Nanine; "claret is better for you. Isn't it, sir?" "Certainly, " I replied, still under the excitement of Marguerite's lastwords, my eyes fixed ardently upon her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will see you to-morrow. Good-bye, Armand. " Mme. Duvernoy went out.
Marguerite opened the drawer of a side-table and threw the bank-notesinto it.
"Will you permit me to get into bed?" she said with a smile, as shemoved toward the bed.
"Not only permit, but I beg of you. " She turned back the covering and got into bed.
"Now, " said she, "come and sit down by me, and let's have a talk. " Prudence was right: the answer that she had brought to Marguerite hadput her into a good humour.
"Will you f...orgive me for my bad temper tonight?" she said, taking myhand.
"I am ready to forgive you as often as you like. " "And you love me?" "Madly. " "In spite of my bad disposition?" "In spite of all. " "You swear it?" "Yes, " I said in a whisper.
Nanine entered, carrying plates, a cold chicken, a bottle of claret, andsome strawberries.
"I haven't had any punch made, " said Nanine; "claret is better for you. Isn't it, sir?" "Certainly, " I replied, still under the excitement of Marguerite's lastwords, my eyes fixed ardently upon her.
What to read after Camille?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dumas Fils Alexandre to read onlineMoreLess
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