Emile De Girardin the
Emile De Girardin the
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Delamothe appear to have ended with her recognition of the child, and he was afterward brought up by a worthy woman wiio kept a school in a house of the Boulevard des Invalides of Paris by name Mme. Choisel to whom a certain number of aristocratic children were confided.
The crib was a gilded one, garnish- ed with fine linen and lace, and its oc- cupant from time to time was visited, but furtively, by a woman of remai"k- jible beauty, in a coupe lined with rose-colored satin, and by a colonel d...riving a rapid tilbury. Sometimes they appeared together, always em- braced the child, and left gold behind them. In three or four years the ele- gant woman ceased her visits entirely ^^ and those of the colonel, promoted to be a general, became very rare. As may i)e fancied, the keepers of the school, man and wife, were curious about the identity of this twain, and kept an eye open to discoveries. One day the husband while walking at St. Cloud saw the carriage of tlie Empe- ror pass, and riding alongsrae of it the visitor of the pension, an^ learned on inquiry that he was his Maje'sty's mas- ter of tiie hounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Delamothe appear to have ended with her recognition of the child, and he was afterward brought up by a worthy woman wiio kept a school in a house of the Boulevard des Invalides of Paris by name Mme. Choisel to whom a certain number of aristocratic children were confided.
The crib was a gilded one, garnish- ed with fine linen and lace, and its oc- cupant from time to time was visited, but furtively, by a woman of remai"k- jible beauty, in a coupe lined with rose-colored satin, and by a colonel d...riving a rapid tilbury. Sometimes they appeared together, always em- braced the child, and left gold behind them. In three or four years the ele- gant woman ceased her visits entirely ^^ and those of the colonel, promoted to be a general, became very rare. As may i)e fancied, the keepers of the school, man and wife, were curious about the identity of this twain, and kept an eye open to discoveries. One day the husband while walking at St. Cloud saw the carriage of tlie Empe- ror pass, and riding alongsrae of it the visitor of the pension, an^ learned on inquiry that he was his Maje'sty's mas- ter of tiie hounds.
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