Tales of Flemish Life
Tales of Flemish Life
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she ! my Lisa, at the hunting-box with the Baron ? Oh, you will ruin her honour for ever, irretrievably. There is not a single lady in his house. " "She is to become acquainted with the hunting-chateau of her future husband. " f " So, then, all hope has vanished. For her, dishonour for me, the grave I" cried the brewer in despair, while he covered his eyes with both hands, and a flood of tears rolled down his face.
" I pity you, Charles, " said Baas, coldly ; " Lisa is about to become ' my lady... I ' It is written above, and it shall be accomplished. " He took the sorrowing Charles gently by the shoulder, and pushed him towards the door, saying " Come, this has lasted long enough, and no good comes of it. Go home ; and never speak with Lisa again. " Charles let himself be taken out without uttering a word, and as if all strength had left his body. He let his head sink upon his breast, and his tears fell upon the ground. Passing through the room where Lisa sat, he paused for a moment and gave one last look an eternal farewell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she ! my Lisa, at the hunting-box with the Baron ? Oh, you will ruin her honour for ever, irretrievably. There is not a single lady in his house. " "She is to become acquainted with the hunting-chateau of her future husband. " f " So, then, all hope has vanished. For her, dishonour for me, the grave I" cried the brewer in despair, while he covered his eyes with both hands, and a flood of tears rolled down his face.
" I pity you, Charles, " said Baas, coldly ; " Lisa is about to become ' my lady... I ' It is written above, and it shall be accomplished. " He took the sorrowing Charles gently by the shoulder, and pushed him towards the door, saying " Come, this has lasted long enough, and no good comes of it. Go home ; and never speak with Lisa again. " Charles let himself be taken out without uttering a word, and as if all strength had left his body. He let his head sink upon his breast, and his tears fell upon the ground. Passing through the room where Lisa sat, he paused for a moment and gave one last look an eternal farewell.
What to read after Tales of Flemish Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Conscience to read onlineMoreLess
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