Tales of Fashionable Life 5
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(e Frivole ! — Frivole ! — moi frivole ! — " she repeated, as soon as Emilie entered the room. " My dear Emilie ! I would not live with this Mrs. Somers, for the rest of my days, were she to offer me Pitt's diamond, or the whole mines of Golconda ! Bon Dieu ! — neither mo- ney nor diamonds, after all, can pay for the want of kindness and politeness ! — There is lady Littleton, who has never doie us any favour, but that of showing us attention and sympathy — I protest I love her a million of tim...es better than I can love Mrs. Somers, to whom we owe so much. It is in vain, Emilie, to remind EMILIE DECOULANGES. 149 me, that she is our benefactress — I have said that over and over to myself, till I am tired, and till I have absolutely lost all sense of the meaning of the word.
Bitterly do I repent having accepted of such obligations from this strange wo- man — for as to the idea of regaining our estate, and paying my debt to her, I have given up all hopes of it — You see, that we have no letters from France — I am quite tired out — I am convinced, that we shall never have any good news from Paris — And I cannot, I will not, remain longer in this house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(e Frivole ! — Frivole ! — moi frivole ! — " she repeated, as soon as Emilie entered the room. " My dear Emilie ! I would not live with this Mrs. Somers, for the rest of my days, were she to offer me Pitt's diamond, or the whole mines of Golconda ! Bon Dieu ! — neither mo- ney nor diamonds, after all, can pay for the want of kindness and politeness ! — There is lady Littleton, who has never doie us any favour, but that of showing us attention and sympathy — I protest I love her a million of tim...es better than I can love Mrs. Somers, to whom we owe so much. It is in vain, Emilie, to remind EMILIE DECOULANGES. 149 me, that she is our benefactress — I have said that over and over to myself, till I am tired, and till I have absolutely lost all sense of the meaning of the word.
Bitterly do I repent having accepted of such obligations from this strange wo- man — for as to the idea of regaining our estate, and paying my debt to her, I have given up all hopes of it — You see, that we have no letters from France — I am quite tired out — I am convinced, that we shall never have any good news from Paris — And I cannot, I will not, remain longer in this house.
What to read after Tales of Fashionable Life 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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