Famous French Salons
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Affectionate as Mme. de Sevigne, she has none of her prejudices, but a more universal taste ; and with the most delicate frame, her spirits hurry her through a life of fatigue that would kill me, if I was to con- tinue here. If we return by one in the morning from suppers in the country, she proposes driving to the Boulevard or to the Poire St. Ovide, because it is too early to go to bed. I had great difficulty last night to persuade her, though she was not well, not to sit up till between two ...or three for the comet ; for which purpose she had appointed an astronomer to bring his telescopes to the President Henault's, as she thought it would amuse me. In short, her goodness to me is so excessive that I feel unashamed at pro- ducing my withered person in a round of diversions which I have quitted at home." The moment of Walpole's arrival in Paris was usually the signal for an extra outburst of entertain- ments, and Mme. Simonetti, proprietress of the Hotel Garni du Pare Royal, Rue de Colombier, where Walpole usually stayed in Paris, was in- structed by Mme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Affectionate as Mme. de Sevigne, she has none of her prejudices, but a more universal taste ; and with the most delicate frame, her spirits hurry her through a life of fatigue that would kill me, if I was to con- tinue here. If we return by one in the morning from suppers in the country, she proposes driving to the Boulevard or to the Poire St. Ovide, because it is too early to go to bed. I had great difficulty last night to persuade her, though she was not well, not to sit up till between two ...or three for the comet ; for which purpose she had appointed an astronomer to bring his telescopes to the President Henault's, as she thought it would amuse me. In short, her goodness to me is so excessive that I feel unashamed at pro- ducing my withered person in a round of diversions which I have quitted at home." The moment of Walpole's arrival in Paris was usually the signal for an extra outburst of entertain- ments, and Mme. Simonetti, proprietress of the Hotel Garni du Pare Royal, Rue de Colombier, where Walpole usually stayed in Paris, was in- structed by Mme.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Hamel to read onlineMoreLess
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