Mirabelle of Pampeluna
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Twilight never comes without some melancholy. Under a leafy thicket of the green island where the launch had taken the guests, Henri and Louise are seated side by side, hand in hand. And do not think that they talk the rather stupid bilhngs and cooings too often customary be- tween lovers. The heroic times have made a deep impression on their souls. Tender ca- resses remain the same; meanwhile they do not degenerate into insipidity.
"Louise, " says Monsieur Henri, "when Monsieur des Assernes de...scribes to us the gracious and high-spirited Mirabelle, so wise, faithful, and brave, do you know whom I see?" "No, " replies the young girl, thus telling a falsehood.
"It is of you that I think, and it is you I picture, Louise, because you are as beautiful and as wise and as brave. " 127 MIRABELLE OF PAMPELUNA "Henri, " she replies gravely, "I do not know whether I am as good as this beautiful lady; but I have often said that if you should be killed in this horrible war I should prefer to die in your place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twilight never comes without some melancholy. Under a leafy thicket of the green island where the launch had taken the guests, Henri and Louise are seated side by side, hand in hand. And do not think that they talk the rather stupid bilhngs and cooings too often customary be- tween lovers. The heroic times have made a deep impression on their souls. Tender ca- resses remain the same; meanwhile they do not degenerate into insipidity.
"Louise, " says Monsieur Henri, "when Monsieur des Assernes de...scribes to us the gracious and high-spirited Mirabelle, so wise, faithful, and brave, do you know whom I see?" "No, " replies the young girl, thus telling a falsehood.
"It is of you that I think, and it is you I picture, Louise, because you are as beautiful and as wise and as brave. " 127 MIRABELLE OF PAMPELUNA "Henri, " she replies gravely, "I do not know whether I am as good as this beautiful lady; but I have often said that if you should be killed in this horrible war I should prefer to die in your place.
What to read after Mirabelle of Pampeluna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colette Yver to read onlineMoreLess
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