Memoirs of the Princesse De Ligne volume 1
Memoirs of the Princesse De Ligne volume 1
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"As we had left off our pranks for some time, Madame de Rochechouart availed her- self of this opportunity to advance me into the white class, for she quite worshipped me, and was rather amused than angry at the tricks I used to play. Madame de Sainte Delphine, her sister, was also very fond of 78 PRINCESS E DE LIGNE m me ; she always said it would be a loss to the Convent if Choiseul and I became steady. She said that my frolics always bore the stamp of gaiety and wit, and, as a matter of fact..., my tricks never harmed any one, and were always a subject of merriment.
" When my removal from the blue class was decided, I went and begged Mother Ouatre Temps's pardon for all the worry I had given her, and thanked her for her kind- ness. She told me she was very sorry to be no longer on as intimate terms with me, and that although I had occasionally maddened her, there had been moments which had compensated for all. I embraced her.
" Several of my companions, Mademoiselle de Chauvigny among them, had tears in their eyes when Mother Ouatre Temps came to take off my blue ribbon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"As we had left off our pranks for some time, Madame de Rochechouart availed her- self of this opportunity to advance me into the white class, for she quite worshipped me, and was rather amused than angry at the tricks I used to play. Madame de Sainte Delphine, her sister, was also very fond of 78 PRINCESS E DE LIGNE m me ; she always said it would be a loss to the Convent if Choiseul and I became steady. She said that my frolics always bore the stamp of gaiety and wit, and, as a matter of fact..., my tricks never harmed any one, and were always a subject of merriment.
" When my removal from the blue class was decided, I went and begged Mother Ouatre Temps's pardon for all the worry I had given her, and thanked her for her kind- ness. She told me she was very sorry to be no longer on as intimate terms with me, and that although I had occasionally maddened her, there had been moments which had compensated for all. I embraced her.
" Several of my companions, Mademoiselle de Chauvigny among them, had tears in their eyes when Mother Ouatre Temps came to take off my blue ribbon.
What to read after Memoirs of the Princesse De Ligne volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucien Perey to read onlineMoreLess
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