Memoirs of the Comtesse Du Barry With Minute Details of Her Entire Career As F
Memoirs of the Comtesse Du Barry With Minute Details of Her Entire Career As F
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Her conduct in this respect was the result of long ex- perience. She used to go out alone, and traverse the 154 MEMOIRS OF JEANNE VAUBERNIER streets of Paris. She entered the shops, and when her eye rested on a good figure, having wide shoulders, sinewy limbs, and a good looking face, she then called up all the resources of her mind to form and carry on an intrigue, of which the consequences, at first agreeable to him who was the object of it, terminated most fre- quently fatally. The following... adventure will give you an idea of the talent of madame d'Egmont in this way, and how she got rid of her adorers when she had ex- hausted with them the cup of pleasure.
CHAPTER XVIII.
Intrigue of the comtesse d'Egmont with a shopman His unhappy fate The comtesse du Barry protects him Conduct of Louis XV. Upon the occasion The young man quits France Madame du Barry's letter to the comtesse d'Egmont Quarrel with the marechal de Richelieu.
ry^HE comtesse d'Egmont was one day observed to quit her house attired with the most parsimonious sim- plicity; her head being covered by an enormously deep bonnet, which wholly concealed her countenance, and the rest of her person enveloped in a pelisse, whose many rents betrayed its long service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her conduct in this respect was the result of long ex- perience. She used to go out alone, and traverse the 154 MEMOIRS OF JEANNE VAUBERNIER streets of Paris. She entered the shops, and when her eye rested on a good figure, having wide shoulders, sinewy limbs, and a good looking face, she then called up all the resources of her mind to form and carry on an intrigue, of which the consequences, at first agreeable to him who was the object of it, terminated most fre- quently fatally. The following... adventure will give you an idea of the talent of madame d'Egmont in this way, and how she got rid of her adorers when she had ex- hausted with them the cup of pleasure.
CHAPTER XVIII.
Intrigue of the comtesse d'Egmont with a shopman His unhappy fate The comtesse du Barry protects him Conduct of Louis XV. Upon the occasion The young man quits France Madame du Barry's letter to the comtesse d'Egmont Quarrel with the marechal de Richelieu.
ry^HE comtesse d'Egmont was one day observed to quit her house attired with the most parsimonious sim- plicity; her head being covered by an enormously deep bonnet, which wholly concealed her countenance, and the rest of her person enveloped in a pelisse, whose many rents betrayed its long service.
What to read after Memoirs of the Comtesse Du Barry With Minute Details of Her Entire Career As F?
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