Novels
Novels
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if they are our children, I am their father; and if I am not adored as they are, at any rate I have the right to expect that my house may not be made uninhabit- able!" While he poured out this jeremiad, striding up and down the room, the countess was gesticulating desperately to Mon- sieur de Camps as if to ask him whether he did not discern a frightful sympton in this scene.
To put an end to this painful contest, of which he had so involuntarily been the cause, he now said — "Are we going?" Di...gitized by VjOOQIC THE DEPUTY FOR ARCIS, 887 "Come along/* said Monsieur de TEstorade, leading the way, without taking leave of his wife.
*' Oh, I was forgetting a message for you,*' added the iron- master, turning back. ** Madame de Camps will call for you at about two o'clock to choose some spring dress-stuffs ; she has settled that we shall all four go on afterward to the flower- show. When we leave Rastignac, I'Estorade and I will come back to fetch you, and if you are not in we will wait." The countess scarcely heeded thb programme ; a flash of light had come to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
if they are our children, I am their father; and if I am not adored as they are, at any rate I have the right to expect that my house may not be made uninhabit- able!" While he poured out this jeremiad, striding up and down the room, the countess was gesticulating desperately to Mon- sieur de Camps as if to ask him whether he did not discern a frightful sympton in this scene.
To put an end to this painful contest, of which he had so involuntarily been the cause, he now said — "Are we going?" Di...gitized by VjOOQIC THE DEPUTY FOR ARCIS, 887 "Come along/* said Monsieur de TEstorade, leading the way, without taking leave of his wife.
*' Oh, I was forgetting a message for you,*' added the iron- master, turning back. ** Madame de Camps will call for you at about two o'clock to choose some spring dress-stuffs ; she has settled that we shall all four go on afterward to the flower- show. When we leave Rastignac, I'Estorade and I will come back to fetch you, and if you are not in we will wait." The countess scarcely heeded thb programme ; a flash of light had come to her.
What to read after Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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