Tales From Alfred De Musset
Tales From Alfred De Musset
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" A very palace of fairies, " he murmured, and, indeed, he seemed to behold, unfolding itself before him, one of those tales in which wandering knights discover enchanted castles. Were they indeed mortal creatures that in- habited this matchless abode ? Were they real women who came and sat on these chairs and whose graceful outlines had left on those cushions that slight impress, so suggestive, even yet, of indolence ? Who knows but that, behind those thick curtains, at the end of some long da...zzling gallery, there may per- haps soon appear a princess asleep for the last hundred years, a fairy in hoops, an Ar- mida in spangles, or some court hamadryad that shall issue forth from this marble column, or burst from out of that gilded panel ?
Bewildered, almost overpowered, at the sight of all these novel objects, the young chevalier, in order the better to indulge his reverie, had thrown himself on a sofa, and would doubtless have forgotten himself there for some time had he not remembered that he was in love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A very palace of fairies, " he murmured, and, indeed, he seemed to behold, unfolding itself before him, one of those tales in which wandering knights discover enchanted castles. Were they indeed mortal creatures that in- habited this matchless abode ? Were they real women who came and sat on these chairs and whose graceful outlines had left on those cushions that slight impress, so suggestive, even yet, of indolence ? Who knows but that, behind those thick curtains, at the end of some long da...zzling gallery, there may per- haps soon appear a princess asleep for the last hundred years, a fairy in hoops, an Ar- mida in spangles, or some court hamadryad that shall issue forth from this marble column, or burst from out of that gilded panel ?
Bewildered, almost overpowered, at the sight of all these novel objects, the young chevalier, in order the better to indulge his reverie, had thrown himself on a sofa, and would doubtless have forgotten himself there for some time had he not remembered that he was in love.
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