"le Monsieur De La Petite Dame"
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Villefort, " she said, hesitantly.
She quite forgot what she had been going to say, and for a moment or soregarded the fire quite gravely. But naturally this could not last long. She soon began to talk again, and it was not many minutes before shefound M. Villefort in her path once more.
"I never thought I could like a Frenchman so much, " she said, in allenthusiastic good faith. "At first, you know, " with an apologetic halflaugh, "I wondered why you had not taken an American instead, when the...rewere so many to choose from, but now I understand it. What beautifultender things he can say, Bertha, and yet not seem in the leastsentimental. Everything comes so simply right from the bottom of hisheart. Just think what he said to me yesterday when he brought me thoseflowers. He helps me with mine, and it is odd how things will cheer upand grow for him, I said to him, 'Arthur, how is it that no flower everfails you?' and he answered in the gentlest quiet way, 'Perhaps becauseI never fail them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Villefort, " she said, hesitantly.
She quite forgot what she had been going to say, and for a moment or soregarded the fire quite gravely. But naturally this could not last long. She soon began to talk again, and it was not many minutes before shefound M. Villefort in her path once more.
"I never thought I could like a Frenchman so much, " she said, in allenthusiastic good faith. "At first, you know, " with an apologetic halflaugh, "I wondered why you had not taken an American instead, when the...rewere so many to choose from, but now I understand it. What beautifultender things he can say, Bertha, and yet not seem in the leastsentimental. Everything comes so simply right from the bottom of hisheart. Just think what he said to me yesterday when he brought me thoseflowers. He helps me with mine, and it is odd how things will cheer upand grow for him, I said to him, 'Arthur, how is it that no flower everfails you?' and he answered in the gentlest quiet way, 'Perhaps becauseI never fail them.
What to read after "le Monsieur De La Petite Dame"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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