Parisians in the Country
Parisians in the Country
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She turned a spacious forecourt into a formal garden, pullingdown wine-stores, presses, and shabby outhouses. Behind the manor-house, which, though small, did not lack style with its turrets and gables, she laid out a second garden with shrubs, flower-beds, and lawns, anddivided it from the vineyards by a wall hidden under creepers. Shealso made everything within doors as comfortable as their narrowcircumstances allowed.
In order not to be ruined by a young lady so very superior as Dinahseemed ...to be, Monsieur de la Baudraye was shrewd enough to say nothingas to the recovery of debts in Paris. This dead secrecy as to his moneymatters gave a touch of mystery to his character, and lent him dignityin his wife's eyes during the first years of their married life--somajestic is silence!
The alterations effected at La Baudraye made everybody eager to see theyoung mistress, all the more so because Dinah would never show herself, nor receive any company, before she felt quite settled in her home andhad thoroughly studied the inhabitants, and, above all, her taciturnhusband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She turned a spacious forecourt into a formal garden, pullingdown wine-stores, presses, and shabby outhouses. Behind the manor-house, which, though small, did not lack style with its turrets and gables, she laid out a second garden with shrubs, flower-beds, and lawns, anddivided it from the vineyards by a wall hidden under creepers. Shealso made everything within doors as comfortable as their narrowcircumstances allowed.
In order not to be ruined by a young lady so very superior as Dinahseemed ...to be, Monsieur de la Baudraye was shrewd enough to say nothingas to the recovery of debts in Paris. This dead secrecy as to his moneymatters gave a touch of mystery to his character, and lent him dignityin his wife's eyes during the first years of their married life--somajestic is silence!
The alterations effected at La Baudraye made everybody eager to see theyoung mistress, all the more so because Dinah would never show herself, nor receive any company, before she felt quite settled in her home andhad thoroughly studied the inhabitants, and, above all, her taciturnhusband.
What to read after Parisians in the Country?
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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