Pauline Bonaparte And Her Lovers, As Revealed By Contemporary Witnesses, By Her Own Love-Letters And By the Anti-Napoleonic Pamphleteers
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Isoard, and I have arranged it in that way entirely so that my dear one can come ; but I am afraid that the heat wiU make it un- comfortable for you. For myself, in spite of the other people there, I shall see no one but you. How pleasant will it be to be alone like that with you there. Though it cannot last for ever, yet we will never say good-bye, never ! If we are cautious we shall always be happy. I am impatiently waiting for news of your fever.
A GENTLEMAN OF THE OLD SCHOOL 175 Tell me wha...t you are doing. And bring what you need for painting, to make pretty things for me. My cottage is being set straight now.
I am making flowers grow everywhere. I am having things made as nice as possible so that my dear one may find it comfortable. By the way, I forgot to tell you my husband has been appointed Ge . . . [General]. He writes me charming letters full of affection ; where it all comes from I don't know. But I am going to stop because so much writing tires me. The waters are pulling me down rather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isoard, and I have arranged it in that way entirely so that my dear one can come ; but I am afraid that the heat wiU make it un- comfortable for you. For myself, in spite of the other people there, I shall see no one but you. How pleasant will it be to be alone like that with you there. Though it cannot last for ever, yet we will never say good-bye, never ! If we are cautious we shall always be happy. I am impatiently waiting for news of your fever.
A GENTLEMAN OF THE OLD SCHOOL 175 Tell me wha...t you are doing. And bring what you need for painting, to make pretty things for me. My cottage is being set straight now.
I am making flowers grow everywhere. I am having things made as nice as possible so that my dear one may find it comfortable. By the way, I forgot to tell you my husband has been appointed Ge . . . [General]. He writes me charming letters full of affection ; where it all comes from I don't know. But I am going to stop because so much writing tires me. The waters are pulling me down rather.
What to read after Pauline Bonaparte And Her Lovers, As Revealed By Contemporary Witnesses, By Her Own Love-Letters And By the Anti-Napoleonic Pamphleteers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hector Fleischmann to read onlineMoreLess
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