Petty Troubles of Married Life, Complete
Petty Troubles of Married Life, Complete
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and my gentleman is absent seven hoursa day! That's what a country seat means!" "Listen to me, Caroline. " "I wouldn't so much mind, if you would only confess what you didto-day. You don't know me yet: come, tell me, I won't scold you. Ipardon you beforehand for all that you've done. " Adolphe, who knows the consequences of a confession too well to makeone to his wife, replies--"Well, I'll tell you. " "That's a good fellow--I shall love you better. " "I was three hours--" "I was sure of it--at ...Madame de Fischtaminel's!" "No, at our notary's, as he had got me a purchaser; but we could notcome to terms: he wanted our villa furnished. When I left there, Iwent to Braschon's, to see how much we owed him--" "You made up this romance while I was talking to you! Look me in theface! I'll go to see Braschon to-morrow. " Adolphe cannot restrain a nervous shudder.
"You can't help laughing, you monster!" "I laugh at your obstinacy. " "I'll go to-morrow to Madame de Fischtaminel's. " "Oh, go wherever you like!" "What brutality!" says Caroline, rising and going away with herhandkerchief at her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and my gentleman is absent seven hoursa day! That's what a country seat means!" "Listen to me, Caroline. " "I wouldn't so much mind, if you would only confess what you didto-day. You don't know me yet: come, tell me, I won't scold you. Ipardon you beforehand for all that you've done. " Adolphe, who knows the consequences of a confession too well to makeone to his wife, replies--"Well, I'll tell you. " "That's a good fellow--I shall love you better. " "I was three hours--" "I was sure of it--at ...Madame de Fischtaminel's!" "No, at our notary's, as he had got me a purchaser; but we could notcome to terms: he wanted our villa furnished. When I left there, Iwent to Braschon's, to see how much we owed him--" "You made up this romance while I was talking to you! Look me in theface! I'll go to see Braschon to-morrow. " Adolphe cannot restrain a nervous shudder.
"You can't help laughing, you monster!" "I laugh at your obstinacy. " "I'll go to-morrow to Madame de Fischtaminel's. " "Oh, go wherever you like!" "What brutality!" says Caroline, rising and going away with herhandkerchief at her eyes.
What to read after Petty Troubles of Married Life, Complete?
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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