Fromont And Risler — Complete
Fromont And Risler — Complete
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"I have something to say to you, " he said, just as she opened her mouth.
"And I to you, " she replied gravely; "but come in here; we shall be morecomfortable. " And they entered together a little summer-house at the foot of thegarden.
BOOK 3.
CHAPTER XIV. EXPLANATION By slow degrees Sidonie sank to her former level, yes, even lower. Fromthe rich, well-considered bourgeoise to which her marriage had raisedher, she descended the ladder to the rank of a mere toy. By dint oftravelling in railway c...arriages with fantastically dressed courtesans, with their hair worn over their eyes like a terrier's, or falling overthe back 'a la Genevieve de Brabant', she came at last to resemble them. She transformed herself into a blonde for two months, to the unboundedamazement of Rizer, who could not understand how his doll was sochanged. As for Georges, all these eccentricities amused him; it seemedto him that he had ten women in one. He was the real husband, the masterof the house.
To divert Sidonie's thoughts, he had provided a simulacrum of societyfor her--his bachelor friends, a few fast tradesmen, almost no women, women have too sharp eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have something to say to you, " he said, just as she opened her mouth.
"And I to you, " she replied gravely; "but come in here; we shall be morecomfortable. " And they entered together a little summer-house at the foot of thegarden.
BOOK 3.
CHAPTER XIV. EXPLANATION By slow degrees Sidonie sank to her former level, yes, even lower. Fromthe rich, well-considered bourgeoise to which her marriage had raisedher, she descended the ladder to the rank of a mere toy. By dint oftravelling in railway c...arriages with fantastically dressed courtesans, with their hair worn over their eyes like a terrier's, or falling overthe back 'a la Genevieve de Brabant', she came at last to resemble them. She transformed herself into a blonde for two months, to the unboundedamazement of Rizer, who could not understand how his doll was sochanged. As for Georges, all these eccentricities amused him; it seemedto him that he had ten women in one. He was the real husband, the masterof the house.
To divert Sidonie's thoughts, he had provided a simulacrum of societyfor her--his bachelor friends, a few fast tradesmen, almost no women, women have too sharp eyes.
What to read after Fromont And Risler — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daudet Alphonse to read onlineMoreLess
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