Tales of Passion .. 2
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Madame Zerlini, he found that the conquest of her daughter was the object for which nearly- all its members w^ere contending. This alone would have been sufficient to place him in the ranks of the disputants — for, even at this early age, the fame of his success was always more the object of his endeavours than the success itself. He was, indeed, the very Coryphoeus of that school to which the possession of a woman was as nothing unless it were followed up by her dishonour. To carry off the pri...ze, therefore, from so many rivals, was so much the more attractive that the triumph would be universally known. To achieve it Fronsac, in consequence, devoted all his energies.
He quickly perceived that his every move- ment was w^atched by Madame Zerlini — he was convinced that she distinctly saw her object, and yet she threw no impediments into his way. But as no obstacle was placed in his path, he cared little whence the motive arose — but pursued it.
" He thinks me," said Mabel to herself, " he thinks me pandering to the dishonour of my own child !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madame Zerlini, he found that the conquest of her daughter was the object for which nearly- all its members w^ere contending. This alone would have been sufficient to place him in the ranks of the disputants — for, even at this early age, the fame of his success was always more the object of his endeavours than the success itself. He was, indeed, the very Coryphoeus of that school to which the possession of a woman was as nothing unless it were followed up by her dishonour. To carry off the pri...ze, therefore, from so many rivals, was so much the more attractive that the triumph would be universally known. To achieve it Fronsac, in consequence, devoted all his energies.
He quickly perceived that his every move- ment was w^atched by Madame Zerlini — he was convinced that she distinctly saw her object, and yet she threw no impediments into his way. But as no obstacle was placed in his path, he cared little whence the motive arose — but pursued it.
" He thinks me," said Mabel to herself, " he thinks me pandering to the dishonour of my own child !
What to read after Tales of Passion .. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry St Leger to read onlineMoreLess
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