Count Hannibal
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"He's right! Weare never content, _ma mie_! When I am trifling in the Gallery my heartis in the greenwood. And when I have eaten black bread and drank springwater for a fortnight I do nothing but dream of Zamet's, and whitemulberry tarts! And you are in the same case. You have saved your roundwhite neck, or it has been saved for you, by not so much as the thicknessof Zamet's pie-crust--I declare my mouth is beginning to water forit!--and instead of being thankful and making the best of things, ...you arethinking of poor Madame d'Yverne, or dreaming of your calf-love!" The girl's face--for a girl she was, though they called her Madame--beganto work. She struggled a moment with her emotion, and then broke down, and fell to weeping silently. For two days she had sat in public and notgiven way. But the reference to her lover was too much for her strength.
Madame St. Lo looked at her with eyes which were not unkindly.
"Sits the wind in that quarter?" she murmured. "I thought so! Butthere, my dear, if you don't put that packet in your gown you'll wash outthe address!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He's right! Weare never content, _ma mie_! When I am trifling in the Gallery my heartis in the greenwood. And when I have eaten black bread and drank springwater for a fortnight I do nothing but dream of Zamet's, and whitemulberry tarts! And you are in the same case. You have saved your roundwhite neck, or it has been saved for you, by not so much as the thicknessof Zamet's pie-crust--I declare my mouth is beginning to water forit!--and instead of being thankful and making the best of things, ...you arethinking of poor Madame d'Yverne, or dreaming of your calf-love!" The girl's face--for a girl she was, though they called her Madame--beganto work. She struggled a moment with her emotion, and then broke down, and fell to weeping silently. For two days she had sat in public and notgiven way. But the reference to her lover was too much for her strength.
Madame St. Lo looked at her with eyes which were not unkindly.
"Sits the wind in that quarter?" she murmured. "I thought so! Butthere, my dear, if you don't put that packet in your gown you'll wash outthe address!
What to read after Count Hannibal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weyman Stanley John to read onlineMoreLess
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