Food Facts for the Home-Maker
Food Facts for the Home-Maker
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Meanwhile Virginia's consent had brought from her aunt gold to pay for clothes and jewels and her passage, and she was a trans- formed being. In her muslin and taffeta, with her hair in the manner of the period, she looked the duchess, and Paul was thrown into despair at sight of her beauty and her alien magnificence.
Distressed by his grief and hoping to cure him of his false hopes. Marguerite now told him that he was only the illegitimate son of a peasant, while Virginia was the daughter of a... noblewoman.
Paul, pressing her in his arms, assured her that, as he had no other relative, he would Digitized by VjOOQ IC \ 68 ONE HUNDRED BEST N0VEI5 CONDENSED love her the more. ''But I see now why Madame de la Tour avoids me/' As the thought of losing Virginia came to him, Paul lost control of himself. Clasping her in his arms, he said: ^'I am going with you. Nothing shall part us. I swear it by the sea that I must cross, by the air to which I have never breathed a lie.'' Nevertheless, Virginia was taken away from him while he was wandering in the forest, mad with his fears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile Virginia's consent had brought from her aunt gold to pay for clothes and jewels and her passage, and she was a trans- formed being. In her muslin and taffeta, with her hair in the manner of the period, she looked the duchess, and Paul was thrown into despair at sight of her beauty and her alien magnificence.
Distressed by his grief and hoping to cure him of his false hopes. Marguerite now told him that he was only the illegitimate son of a peasant, while Virginia was the daughter of a... noblewoman.
Paul, pressing her in his arms, assured her that, as he had no other relative, he would Digitized by VjOOQ IC \ 68 ONE HUNDRED BEST N0VEI5 CONDENSED love her the more. ''But I see now why Madame de la Tour avoids me/' As the thought of losing Virginia came to him, Paul lost control of himself. Clasping her in his arms, he said: ^'I am going with you. Nothing shall part us. I swear it by the sea that I must cross, by the air to which I have never breathed a lie.'' Nevertheless, Virginia was taken away from him while he was wandering in the forest, mad with his fears.
What to read after Food Facts for the Home-Maker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucile Stimson Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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