Madame Rcamier And Her Friends Microform
Madame Rcamier And Her Friends Microform
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" " PARIS, September 6, 1835.
" I am delighted, my dear Amelie, to know that you have all arrived safely at your journey's end. There is no talk of the departure of M. De Chateaubriand, quite the contrary. It is the first time I have seen him when he did not repel the idea of a future in France ; judge how I encourage in him this state of mind. He even talks of refurnishing his house as soon as he has sold his * Memoires. ' In that case, I shall take the large salon of the Abbaye ; we will have... a dinner every fortnight ; and I shall pass two or three of the summer months with you in the charming valley. M. De Chateaubriand will establish himself in the little inn already known to him. These projects, which will bring together all my dearest interests, delight me, but I dare not rely upon them. However, dear child, one thing is certain, that I am very much pleased and touched that you and your husband should have set your hearts so much upon this reunion. I have pictured it to myself as so charming, that it will be very hard to be obliged to renounce it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " PARIS, September 6, 1835.
" I am delighted, my dear Amelie, to know that you have all arrived safely at your journey's end. There is no talk of the departure of M. De Chateaubriand, quite the contrary. It is the first time I have seen him when he did not repel the idea of a future in France ; judge how I encourage in him this state of mind. He even talks of refurnishing his house as soon as he has sold his * Memoires. ' In that case, I shall take the large salon of the Abbaye ; we will have... a dinner every fortnight ; and I shall pass two or three of the summer months with you in the charming valley. M. De Chateaubriand will establish himself in the little inn already known to him. These projects, which will bring together all my dearest interests, delight me, but I dare not rely upon them. However, dear child, one thing is certain, that I am very much pleased and touched that you and your husband should have set your hearts so much upon this reunion. I have pictured it to myself as so charming, that it will be very hard to be obliged to renounce it.
What to read after Madame Rcamier And Her Friends Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelie Cyvoct Lenormant to read onlineMoreLess
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