Pastorals of France
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170 PASTORALS OF FRANCE.
" It is what I have been longing for, " said Clementine ; and the old Curb's heart fell within him as he thought of the society of Orleans. He had so little sympathy with amusements, with " plea- sure, " or with any other gaiety than that which was natural and spontaneous.
" My sister, Madame Beaumarie, " the Cure" continued in all these years of separated interests he had got to speak of her somewhat distantly " will do her kindest for you, Clementine. She will make a ...home for you, where you will not lack society. An old priest like myself probably undervalues the uses of Society I mean that which is general and mixed. But your aunt is connected with very good families there at Orleans, and on the whole the arrangement will no THE FOUR BELLS OF CHARTRES. 171 doubt be a wise one. You are fortunate, Clementine, having so few relations, to find one who will be very kind to you, and will concern herself with your in- terests, and will " He hesitated a moment. He had thought it his duty to send the girl away in good hope as to her new life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
170 PASTORALS OF FRANCE.
" It is what I have been longing for, " said Clementine ; and the old Curb's heart fell within him as he thought of the society of Orleans. He had so little sympathy with amusements, with " plea- sure, " or with any other gaiety than that which was natural and spontaneous.
" My sister, Madame Beaumarie, " the Cure" continued in all these years of separated interests he had got to speak of her somewhat distantly " will do her kindest for you, Clementine. She will make a ...home for you, where you will not lack society. An old priest like myself probably undervalues the uses of Society I mean that which is general and mixed. But your aunt is connected with very good families there at Orleans, and on the whole the arrangement will no THE FOUR BELLS OF CHARTRES. 171 doubt be a wise one. You are fortunate, Clementine, having so few relations, to find one who will be very kind to you, and will concern herself with your in- terests, and will " He hesitated a moment. He had thought it his duty to send the girl away in good hope as to her new life.
What to read after Pastorals of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Wedmore to read onlineMoreLess
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