La Grenadiere
La Grenadiere
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" She choked back her tears, and tried to make the boy understand themechanism of existence, the value of money, the standing andconsideration that it gives, and its bearing on social position; thehonorable means of gaining a livelihood, and the necessity of atraining. Then she told him that one of the chief causes of hersadness and her tears was the thought that, on the morrow of herdeath, he and Marie would be left almost resourceless, with but aslender stock of money, and no friend but God.
..."How quick I must be about learning!" cried Louis, giving her apiteous, searching look.
"Oh! how happy I am!" she said, showering kisses and tears on her son. "He understands me!--Louis, " she went on, "you will be your brother'sguardian, will you not? You promise me that? You are no longer achild!" "Yes, I promise, " he said; "but you are not going to die yet--say thatyou are not going to die!" "Poor little ones!" she replied, "love for you keeps the life in me. And this country is so sunny, the air is so bracing, perhaps----" "You make me love Touraine more than ever, " said the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She choked back her tears, and tried to make the boy understand themechanism of existence, the value of money, the standing andconsideration that it gives, and its bearing on social position; thehonorable means of gaining a livelihood, and the necessity of atraining. Then she told him that one of the chief causes of hersadness and her tears was the thought that, on the morrow of herdeath, he and Marie would be left almost resourceless, with but aslender stock of money, and no friend but God.
..."How quick I must be about learning!" cried Louis, giving her apiteous, searching look.
"Oh! how happy I am!" she said, showering kisses and tears on her son. "He understands me!--Louis, " she went on, "you will be your brother'sguardian, will you not? You promise me that? You are no longer achild!" "Yes, I promise, " he said; "but you are not going to die yet--say thatyou are not going to die!" "Poor little ones!" she replied, "love for you keeps the life in me. And this country is so sunny, the air is so bracing, perhaps----" "You make me love Touraine more than ever, " said the child.
What to read after La Grenadiere?
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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