Madame Rcamier And Her Friends
Madame Rcamier And Her Friends
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Espinasse, et je desespere de pouvoir le former moi- meme. Je vous suis bien oblige pour la pamphlete de Mme. De Stael.
" Votre tres-obeissant et fidel serviteur, " Wellington. " 136 AND HER FRIENDS her and the Duke of Wellington, whom I then see again. The coolness of his manner towards me. His attention to the young English lady. I am placed at dinner between him and the Due de Broglie. He is sullen at the beginning of dinner, but grows animated, and, finally, becomes very agreeable. I observ...e the annoyance of the young English lady, who is seated opposite to us. I cease talking to him, and devote myself entirely to the Due de Broglie. I see the duke very seldom. He comes to call on me at the Abbaye-aux-Bois on his last visit to Paris. " Madame Recamier was undoubtedly flattered by the attention paid her by the duke, but Madame Lenormant tells us that, in spite of his fame, she did not find him " either animated or interesting, " and, consequently, did not follow Madame de Stael's advice " to obtain influence over him, " " which, " adds her enthusiastic niece, " without a doubt she could have easily gained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Espinasse, et je desespere de pouvoir le former moi- meme. Je vous suis bien oblige pour la pamphlete de Mme. De Stael.
" Votre tres-obeissant et fidel serviteur, " Wellington. " 136 AND HER FRIENDS her and the Duke of Wellington, whom I then see again. The coolness of his manner towards me. His attention to the young English lady. I am placed at dinner between him and the Due de Broglie. He is sullen at the beginning of dinner, but grows animated, and, finally, becomes very agreeable. I observ...e the annoyance of the young English lady, who is seated opposite to us. I cease talking to him, and devote myself entirely to the Due de Broglie. I see the duke very seldom. He comes to call on me at the Abbaye-aux-Bois on his last visit to Paris. " Madame Recamier was undoubtedly flattered by the attention paid her by the duke, but Madame Lenormant tells us that, in spite of his fame, she did not find him " either animated or interesting, " and, consequently, did not follow Madame de Stael's advice " to obtain influence over him, " " which, " adds her enthusiastic niece, " without a doubt she could have easily gained.
What to read after Madame Rcamier And Her Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Noel Hugh Noel Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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