Poor Relations
Poor Relations
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"Ah! are you learning German?" asked Brunner, flushing red.
(For laying traps of this kind the Frenchwoman has not her match!) "Oh! how naughty you are!" she cried; "it is too bad of you, monsieur, to explore my hiding-places like this. I want to read Goethe in theoriginal, " she added; "I have been learning German for two years. " "Then the grammar must be very difficult to learn, for scarcely tenpages have been cut--" Brunner remarked with much candor.
Cecile, abashed, turned away to hide her... blushes. A German cannotresist a display of this kind; Brunner caught Cecile's hand, made herturn, and watched her confusion under his gaze, after the manner ofthe heroes of the novels of Auguste Lafontaine of chaste memory.
"You are adorable, " said he.
Cecile's petulant gesture replied, "So are you--who could help likingyou?" "It is all right, mamma, " she whispered to her parent, who came up atthat moment with Pons.
The sight of a family party on these occasions is not to be described. Everybody was well satisfied to see a mother put her hand on aneligible son-in-law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ah! are you learning German?" asked Brunner, flushing red.
(For laying traps of this kind the Frenchwoman has not her match!) "Oh! how naughty you are!" she cried; "it is too bad of you, monsieur, to explore my hiding-places like this. I want to read Goethe in theoriginal, " she added; "I have been learning German for two years. " "Then the grammar must be very difficult to learn, for scarcely tenpages have been cut--" Brunner remarked with much candor.
Cecile, abashed, turned away to hide her... blushes. A German cannotresist a display of this kind; Brunner caught Cecile's hand, made herturn, and watched her confusion under his gaze, after the manner ofthe heroes of the novels of Auguste Lafontaine of chaste memory.
"You are adorable, " said he.
Cecile's petulant gesture replied, "So are you--who could help likingyou?" "It is all right, mamma, " she whispered to her parent, who came up atthat moment with Pons.
The sight of a family party on these occasions is not to be described. Everybody was well satisfied to see a mother put her hand on aneligible son-in-law.
What to read after Poor Relations?
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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