Study of a Woman
Study of a Woman
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"Does Madame intend to dress?" asked Caroline at last.
"No-- He is certainly a most impertinent man, " reflected the marquise.
I request all women to imagine for themselves the reflections of whichthis was the first.
Madame de Listomere ended hers by a formal decision to forbid herporter to admit Monsieur de Rastignac, and to show him, herself, something more than disdain when she met him in society; for hisinsolence far surpassed that of other men which the marquise had endedby overlooking. At... first she thought of keeping the letter; but onsecond thoughts she burned it.
"Madame had just received such a fine love-letter; and she read it, "said Caroline to the housemaid.
"I should never have thought that of madame, " replied the other, quitesurprised.
That evening Madame de Listomere went to a party at the Marquis deBeauseant's, where Rastignac would probably betake himself. It wasSaturday. The Marquis de Beauseant was in some way a connection ofMonsieur de Rastignac, and the young man was not likely to misscoming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Does Madame intend to dress?" asked Caroline at last.
"No-- He is certainly a most impertinent man, " reflected the marquise.
I request all women to imagine for themselves the reflections of whichthis was the first.
Madame de Listomere ended hers by a formal decision to forbid herporter to admit Monsieur de Rastignac, and to show him, herself, something more than disdain when she met him in society; for hisinsolence far surpassed that of other men which the marquise had endedby overlooking. At... first she thought of keeping the letter; but onsecond thoughts she burned it.
"Madame had just received such a fine love-letter; and she read it, "said Caroline to the housemaid.
"I should never have thought that of madame, " replied the other, quitesurprised.
That evening Madame de Listomere went to a party at the Marquis deBeauseant's, where Rastignac would probably betake himself. It wasSaturday. The Marquis de Beauseant was in some way a connection ofMonsieur de Rastignac, and the young man was not likely to misscoming.
What to read after Study of a Woman?
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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