Jean De Kerdren
Jean De Kerdren
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His imagination went back, and he saw as in a mist the hot-house of Monsieur Champlion that evening the jewels had been solemnly delivered to him, and he was seated in an arm-chair behind a thin curtain of shrubs, while just beside him, separated from him by some few straggling branches, sat Mademoiselle de Valvieux borne down with silent grief. Then suddenly, amidst the murmurs of the crowds, he heard the conversation which had decided his future, but of which one phrase now stood out with the... clear brightness of a flash of lightning seen in the night. He could have sworn that he heard once more the light mocking voice and the sneering laugh of the man who said to Monsieur d'Astier: "Do you not know that a lin- gering sickness is but a polite name given to the illness^ of consumptive parents who leave daughters to be married?' Word for word he had heard the selfsame sentence rising from the old stones of the belfry of the monastery, and me- chanically, with the rigidity of an automaton, he turned to the doctor, who was silently awaiting his answer, and re- peated the same words in a strange fashion, without chang- ing a syllable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His imagination went back, and he saw as in a mist the hot-house of Monsieur Champlion that evening the jewels had been solemnly delivered to him, and he was seated in an arm-chair behind a thin curtain of shrubs, while just beside him, separated from him by some few straggling branches, sat Mademoiselle de Valvieux borne down with silent grief. Then suddenly, amidst the murmurs of the crowds, he heard the conversation which had decided his future, but of which one phrase now stood out with the... clear brightness of a flash of lightning seen in the night. He could have sworn that he heard once more the light mocking voice and the sneering laugh of the man who said to Monsieur d'Astier: "Do you not know that a lin- gering sickness is but a polite name given to the illness^ of consumptive parents who leave daughters to be married?' Word for word he had heard the selfsame sentence rising from the old stones of the belfry of the monastery, and me- chanically, with the rigidity of an automaton, he turned to the doctor, who was silently awaiting his answer, and re- peated the same words in a strange fashion, without chang- ing a syllable.
What to read after Jean De Kerdren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeanne Schultz to read onlineMoreLess
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