Cinq Mars volume 5
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It often excited laughter around her; but it was by dint of intellectthat she created gayety (if we may so express it), for her countenance, impassioned as it was, seemed incapable of bending into a smile, and herlarge blue eyes, under her jet-black hair, gave her at first rather astrange appearance.
Desbarreaux kissed her hand with a gallant and chivalrous air. He then, talking to her all the time, walked round the large room, where wereassembled nearly thirty persons-some seated in the large ...arm chairs, others standing in the vast chimney-place, others conversing in theembrasures of the windows under the heavy curtains. Some of them wereobscure men, now illustrious; others illustrious men, now obscure forposterity. Thus, among the latter, he profoundly saluted MM. D'Aubijoux, de Brion, de Montmort, and other very brilliant gentlemen, who were thereas judges; tenderly, and with an air of esteem, pressed the hands of MM. Monteruel, de Sirmond, de Malleville, Baro, Gombauld, and other learnedmen, almost all called great men in the annals of the Academy of whichthey were the founders--itself called sometimes the Academic des BeauxEsprits, but really the Academic Francaise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It often excited laughter around her; but it was by dint of intellectthat she created gayety (if we may so express it), for her countenance, impassioned as it was, seemed incapable of bending into a smile, and herlarge blue eyes, under her jet-black hair, gave her at first rather astrange appearance.
Desbarreaux kissed her hand with a gallant and chivalrous air. He then, talking to her all the time, walked round the large room, where wereassembled nearly thirty persons-some seated in the large ...arm chairs, others standing in the vast chimney-place, others conversing in theembrasures of the windows under the heavy curtains. Some of them wereobscure men, now illustrious; others illustrious men, now obscure forposterity. Thus, among the latter, he profoundly saluted MM. D'Aubijoux, de Brion, de Montmort, and other very brilliant gentlemen, who were thereas judges; tenderly, and with an air of esteem, pressed the hands of MM. Monteruel, de Sirmond, de Malleville, Baro, Gombauld, and other learnedmen, almost all called great men in the annals of the Academy of whichthey were the founders--itself called sometimes the Academic des BeauxEsprits, but really the Academic Francaise.
What to read after Cinq Mars volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred De Vigny to read onlineMoreLess
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