Serge Panine — Complete
Serge Panine — Complete
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The night air was delightfulafter coming out of that furnace. The cheering had ceased, and theorchestra was playing a polka. Micheline had taken her husband's arm.
They went along slowly, and close together. Not a word was exchanged;they all three seemed to be listening within themselves. When theyreached the house, they went up the steps leading into the greenhouse, which served also as a boudoir to Madame Desvarennes.
The atmosphere was still warm and scented, the lamps still burning. Thegues...ts had left; Micheline looked round. The remembrance of this happyevening, which had been the crowning of her happiness, filled her heartwith emotion. Turning toward her mother with a radiant face, she cried: "Ah! mamma! I am so happy, " and threw her arms around her.
Serge started at this cry. Two tears came to his eyes, and looking alittle pale, he stretched out to Madame Desvarennes his hands, which shefelt trembling in hers, and said: "Thank you. " Madame Desvarennes gazed at him for a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night air was delightfulafter coming out of that furnace. The cheering had ceased, and theorchestra was playing a polka. Micheline had taken her husband's arm.
They went along slowly, and close together. Not a word was exchanged;they all three seemed to be listening within themselves. When theyreached the house, they went up the steps leading into the greenhouse, which served also as a boudoir to Madame Desvarennes.
The atmosphere was still warm and scented, the lamps still burning. Thegues...ts had left; Micheline looked round. The remembrance of this happyevening, which had been the crowning of her happiness, filled her heartwith emotion. Turning toward her mother with a radiant face, she cried: "Ah! mamma! I am so happy, " and threw her arms around her.
Serge started at this cry. Two tears came to his eyes, and looking alittle pale, he stretched out to Madame Desvarennes his hands, which shefelt trembling in hers, and said: "Thank you. " Madame Desvarennes gazed at him for a moment.
What to read after Serge Panine — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ohnet Georges to read onlineMoreLess
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