Moths. a Novel 2
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The Princess Zouroff came late; Correze saw her arrive, and the crowds part, to let her pass, as they part for sovereigns ; she wore black velvet only, she was still in mourning; her white beauty looked as though it were made of snow.
' And he goes to a mulattress ! ' thought Correze.
Later in the evening she chanced to be seated where there stood a grand piano in one of the drawing-rooms. He saw her from MOTHS. 175 afar off; the Duchesse Jeanne passing him hurriedly was saying to him at the ti...me : ' If only you had not that cruel selfish rule never to sing a note for your friends, what a charm of the hel im])rev%i you might give to my poor little ball ! ' Correze bowed before her. 'Madame, my rules, like all laws of the universe, must yield to you ! ' He crossed the drawing-room to the piano.
Correze had ne^er consented to sing pro- fessionally in private houses.
' The theatre is a different affair, but I do not choose my friends to pay me money,' he universally answered, and out of his theatre he was never heard, unless he sang for charity, or as an act of mere friendship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Princess Zouroff came late; Correze saw her arrive, and the crowds part, to let her pass, as they part for sovereigns ; she wore black velvet only, she was still in mourning; her white beauty looked as though it were made of snow.
' And he goes to a mulattress ! ' thought Correze.
Later in the evening she chanced to be seated where there stood a grand piano in one of the drawing-rooms. He saw her from MOTHS. 175 afar off; the Duchesse Jeanne passing him hurriedly was saying to him at the ti...me : ' If only you had not that cruel selfish rule never to sing a note for your friends, what a charm of the hel im])rev%i you might give to my poor little ball ! ' Correze bowed before her. 'Madame, my rules, like all laws of the universe, must yield to you ! ' He crossed the drawing-room to the piano.
Correze had ne^er consented to sing pro- fessionally in private houses.
' The theatre is a different affair, but I do not choose my friends to pay me money,' he universally answered, and out of his theatre he was never heard, unless he sang for charity, or as an act of mere friendship.
What to read after Moths. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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