Quite Alone, in Three Volumes 2
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No more classes, no more haricots, no more tasks and penitences, no more Marcassins ! A Pen- sion, my faith ! Madame la Baronne de Kergolay — a baroness, mind you, of the old stock, and not one of the day before yesterday — is a lady of ancient extraction, high rank, and ascertained posi- tion in society. She has had misfortunes, cruel and bitter misfortunes, but sooner than keep a Pension and suck the blood of young chihlron, she would stand and sell matches at the corner of the Rue de la Chau...ssee d'Antin. Yes, my child : suck 142 Quite Alone, their blood! That is what the Marcassin does.
She is a real Count Ugolino/' A considerable period had apparently elapsed since Madame Prudence had perused the works of Dante. Lily, however, knew quite as little about Count Ugolino as the housekeeper did; and the assurance that Madame de Kergolay did not keep a school was quite sufficient for her.
The baroness lived in the Marais, in one of the tallest and oldest houses of that tall old quarter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No more classes, no more haricots, no more tasks and penitences, no more Marcassins ! A Pen- sion, my faith ! Madame la Baronne de Kergolay — a baroness, mind you, of the old stock, and not one of the day before yesterday — is a lady of ancient extraction, high rank, and ascertained posi- tion in society. She has had misfortunes, cruel and bitter misfortunes, but sooner than keep a Pension and suck the blood of young chihlron, she would stand and sell matches at the corner of the Rue de la Chau...ssee d'Antin. Yes, my child : suck 142 Quite Alone, their blood! That is what the Marcassin does.
She is a real Count Ugolino/' A considerable period had apparently elapsed since Madame Prudence had perused the works of Dante. Lily, however, knew quite as little about Count Ugolino as the housekeeper did; and the assurance that Madame de Kergolay did not keep a school was quite sufficient for her.
The baroness lived in the Marais, in one of the tallest and oldest houses of that tall old quarter.
What to read after Quite Alone, in Three Volumes 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sala George Augustus to read onlineMoreLess
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