Memoirs of the Court of St. Cloud (Being Secret Letters From a Gentleman At Paris to a Nobleman in London) — volume 3
Memoirs of the Court of St. Cloud (Being Secret Letters From a Gentleman At Paris to a Nobleman in London) — volume 3
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Before they had done discussing this subject, the door was suddenlyopened and the two Spanish ladies presented themselves. After severelyupbraiding Gravina, who was struck mute by surprise, they announced tothe girl that whatever promise or contract of marriage she had obtainedfrom him was of no value, as, before they came with him to France, he hadbound himself, before a public notary at Madrid, not to form any moreconnections, nor to marry any other woman, without their written consent. One o...f these ladies declared that she had been married to Gravinatwenty-two years, and was his oldest wife but one; the other said thatshe had been married to him six years. They insisted upon his followingthem, which he did, after putting a purse of gold into Barrois's hand.
When Valere heard from his mistress this occurrence, he advised her tomake the most money she could of the Spaniard's curious scruples. Aletter was, therefore, written to him, demanding one hundred thousandlivres--as the price of secrecy and withholding the particulars of thisbusiness from the knowledge of the tribunals and the police; and ananswer was required within twenty-four hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before they had done discussing this subject, the door was suddenlyopened and the two Spanish ladies presented themselves. After severelyupbraiding Gravina, who was struck mute by surprise, they announced tothe girl that whatever promise or contract of marriage she had obtainedfrom him was of no value, as, before they came with him to France, he hadbound himself, before a public notary at Madrid, not to form any moreconnections, nor to marry any other woman, without their written consent. One o...f these ladies declared that she had been married to Gravinatwenty-two years, and was his oldest wife but one; the other said thatshe had been married to him six years. They insisted upon his followingthem, which he did, after putting a purse of gold into Barrois's hand.
When Valere heard from his mistress this occurrence, he advised her tomake the most money she could of the Spaniard's curious scruples. Aletter was, therefore, written to him, demanding one hundred thousandlivres--as the price of secrecy and withholding the particulars of thisbusiness from the knowledge of the tribunals and the police; and ananswer was required within twenty-four hours.
What to read after Memoirs of the Court of St. Cloud (Being Secret Letters From a Gentleman At Paris to a Nobleman in London) — volume 3?
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