Jacqueline — Complete
Jacqueline — Complete
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And alas! that isnot all. If I have deceived an inexperienced heart by words spoken ordeeds done in a moment of weakness or temptation, can I flatter myselfthat I have acted like an honest man?" This is what Marien was really thinking, while Jacqueline looked athim with an expression she strove to make indifferent, but which heinterpreted, though she knew it not: "You have done me all the harm youcan. " M. De Nailles meantime went on talking, with little response from hiswife or his guest, abou...t some vehement discussion of a new law goingon just then in the Chamber, and he became so interested in his owndiscourse that he did not remark the constraint of the others.
Marien at last, tired of responding in monosyllables to his remarks, said abruptly, a short time before dessert was placed upon the table, something about the probability of his soon going to Italy.
"A pilgrimage of art to Florence!" cried the Baron, turning at once frompolitics. "That's good. But wait a little--let it be after the risingof the Chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And alas! that isnot all. If I have deceived an inexperienced heart by words spoken ordeeds done in a moment of weakness or temptation, can I flatter myselfthat I have acted like an honest man?" This is what Marien was really thinking, while Jacqueline looked athim with an expression she strove to make indifferent, but which heinterpreted, though she knew it not: "You have done me all the harm youcan. " M. De Nailles meantime went on talking, with little response from hiswife or his guest, abou...t some vehement discussion of a new law goingon just then in the Chamber, and he became so interested in his owndiscourse that he did not remark the constraint of the others.
Marien at last, tired of responding in monosyllables to his remarks, said abruptly, a short time before dessert was placed upon the table, something about the probability of his soon going to Italy.
"A pilgrimage of art to Florence!" cried the Baron, turning at once frompolitics. "That's good. But wait a little--let it be after the risingof the Chamber.
What to read after Jacqueline — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bentzon Thérèse to read onlineMoreLess
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