La Comédie Humaine of Honoré De Balzac 5
La Comédie Humaine of Honoré De Balzac 5
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Come." They set out. Eugene said nothing for a while.
''What is it now?" she asked.
'1 can hear the death-rattle in your father's throat," he said, almost angrily. And with the hot indignation of youth, he told the story of Mme. de Bestaud's vanity and cruelty, of her father's final act of self-sacrifice, that had brought about this struggle between life and death, of the price that bad been paid for Anastasie's golden embroideries. Delphine cried.
'1 shall look frightful," she thought. She dri...ed her tears.
'1 will nurse my father; I will not leave his bedside/' she said aloud.
"Ah I now you are as I would have you," exclaimed Eas- tignac.
The lamps of five hundred carriages lit up the darkness about the H8tel de Beaus^ant. A gendarme in all the glory of his uniform stood on either side of the brightly lighted gateway. The great world was flocking thither that night in its eager curiosity to see the great lady at the moment of her fall, and the rooms on the ground floor were already full to overflowing, when Mme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come." They set out. Eugene said nothing for a while.
''What is it now?" she asked.
'1 can hear the death-rattle in your father's throat," he said, almost angrily. And with the hot indignation of youth, he told the story of Mme. de Bestaud's vanity and cruelty, of her father's final act of self-sacrifice, that had brought about this struggle between life and death, of the price that bad been paid for Anastasie's golden embroideries. Delphine cried.
'1 shall look frightful," she thought. She dri...ed her tears.
'1 will nurse my father; I will not leave his bedside/' she said aloud.
"Ah I now you are as I would have you," exclaimed Eas- tignac.
The lamps of five hundred carriages lit up the darkness about the H8tel de Beaus^ant. A gendarme in all the glory of his uniform stood on either side of the brightly lighted gateway. The great world was flocking thither that night in its eager curiosity to see the great lady at the moment of her fall, and the rooms on the ground floor were already full to overflowing, when Mme.
What to read after La Comédie Humaine of Honoré De Balzac 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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