Madame Firmiani
Madame Firmiani
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[*] The chateau de Villaines would have beenpulled down were it not for the remonstrances which the old uncle madeto the representatives of the "Pickaxe company. " To increase the oldman's wrath, a distant relative (one of those cousins of small meansand much astuteness about whom shrewd provincials are wont to remark, "No lawsuits for me with him!") had, as it were by accident, come tovisit Monsieur de Bourbonne, and _incidentally_ informed him of hisnephew's ruin. Monsieur Octave de Camps, he... said, having wasted hismeans on a certain Madame Firmiani, was now reduced to teachingmathematics for a living, while awaiting his uncle's death, not daringto let him know of his dissipations. This distant cousin, a sort ofCharles Moor, was not ashamed to give this fatal news to the oldgentleman as he sat by his fire, digesting a profuse provincialdinner.
[*] The "Bande Noire" was a mysterious association of speculators, whose object was to buy in landed estates, cut them up, and sell them off in small parcels to the peasantry, or others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[*] The chateau de Villaines would have beenpulled down were it not for the remonstrances which the old uncle madeto the representatives of the "Pickaxe company. " To increase the oldman's wrath, a distant relative (one of those cousins of small meansand much astuteness about whom shrewd provincials are wont to remark, "No lawsuits for me with him!") had, as it were by accident, come tovisit Monsieur de Bourbonne, and _incidentally_ informed him of hisnephew's ruin. Monsieur Octave de Camps, he... said, having wasted hismeans on a certain Madame Firmiani, was now reduced to teachingmathematics for a living, while awaiting his uncle's death, not daringto let him know of his dissipations. This distant cousin, a sort ofCharles Moor, was not ashamed to give this fatal news to the oldgentleman as he sat by his fire, digesting a profuse provincialdinner.
[*] The "Bande Noire" was a mysterious association of speculators, whose object was to buy in landed estates, cut them up, and sell them off in small parcels to the peasantry, or others.
What to read after Madame Firmiani?
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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